GitLab Partners with DigitalOcean to make CI more affordable

Post by StavrosK » Wed, Apr 20, 2016, 1:41 PM UTC

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Seriously, we evaluated it, what, two months ago, and it was missing some features. I check now, and it has the missing features and then some. I wonder if we were just evaluating Community edition and it didn't have merge requests or something... I am super impressed with Gitlab, though. I am moving projects there right now.

The Community Edition also has merge requests and all the major and essential features. For the feature differences please see https://about.gitlab.com/features/#compare

Post by jobvandervoort » Wed, Apr 20, 2016, 1:55 PM UTC

StavrosK wrote: post #131

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That's great to hear. Let us know if you need any help moving or get stuck somewhere.

Will do, I'm going to push for us to switch to you guys. What's currently our biggest hurdle is this issue: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/989 Which makes a label system really hard to use (it's basically half-implemented without that feature). And a cosmetic feature request I filed: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/15409

Post by rohanprabhu » Wed, Apr 20, 2016, 4:19 PM UTC

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Kind of off-topic, but the work GitLab is putting in and the things they come up with every other day is crazily impressive. We moved from Github to GitLab sometime ago and we believed that to be a trade-off for moving to our own infrastructure. It always seemed like GitLab wasn't "quite there". Today, however it is a whole different story. We pretty much cannot go back to Github at all because of how well-integrated…

Thanks. That's really great to hear! Although we still have ways to go, we recently made large strides in terms of performance and UX. Two areas we know we were lacking in, in the past. I'd love to hear what we can improve further.

Post by the_ancient » Thu, Apr 21, 2016, 3:23 AM UTC

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>If they have German customers, they are bound to German laws because they are doing business in Germany. that is simply not true... Now for DO it might be because they have EU possibly even German Data centers but simply because a Citizen of Germany visits a web site and signs up for a online service does not automatically make german laws apply to that business. Now it possible you could sue in Germany, the America…

> DO it might be because they have EU possibly even German Data centers but simply because a Citizen of Germany visits a web site and signs up for a online service does not automatically make german laws apply to that business. Are you saying this because you are extrapolating from American law regarding whether a company has a 'nexus' within a given state, or perhaps thinking about taxation? In those specific cases,…