I like GitHub's community, GitLab's UI and Gogs' for my server. What do you all think of them?
Ask HN: What's the best Git host?
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#2Your own server + command line
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#3You didn't ask about BitBucket, but it's worth a mention.
Unlimited free repositories, and it plays nicely with JIRA (and Confluence), if you use them. Even if you don't use those tools, it's a notable private alternative to GitHub.
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#4Your own server + command line
Haha, yes!
Wait a second, lets just use rsync!
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#5Assembla is good. I've used more of their SVN than Git, but still good.
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#6I like Github UI, community and the snowflakes that comes with it
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#7You could have a look at pagure. Fedora is using it and developing it but you can deploy your own server.
It is worth a look (https://pagure.io)
Just to mention that I am contributing to the project
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#8I'm a gitlab fanboy but I honestly can't come up with a complaint about them. The recent incident was handled well I thought in that they were completely open about what happened and how they plan to prevent it in the future
Re: Ask HN: What's the best Git host?
#9As a user, I loved the GitLab UI and features. I've now partnered with them and offer training on GitLab CI (and on Git), and resell GitLab Enterprise. GitLab's been great to work with as an organization, they are fast, work hard, and get things done.