Gitlab 13.9
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Gitlab 13.9
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Re: Gitlab 13.9
#2GitLab team member here. One thing that stood out to me in this release is the strength of contributions from the wider GitLab community.
Among the 299 community contributions in this release:
- GPU and smart scheduling support for GitLab Runner [1]
- The ability to follow other GitLab users [2]
- 1 line installer for the GitLab Kubernetes Agent [3]
- An activity filter on Vulnerability Reports [4]
1 - https://about.gitlab.com/releases/2021/02/22/gitlab-13-9-rel...
2 - https://about.gitlab.com/releases/2021/02/22/gitlab-13-9-rel...
3 - https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/cluster-integration/gitlab-age...
4 - https://about.gitlab.com/releases/2021/02/22/gitlab-13-9-rel...
Re: Gitlab 13.9
#3Between Gitlab,Gitea and bare-git repos, which one should I use for personal (1-man) projects? Here are my thoughts:
Gitlab is resource-hungry but provides CI solutions and is kind of a setup-once-then-forget solution.
Gitea is light weight but for any additional functionality third-party utilities are needed.
Re: Gitlab 13.9
#4nice work!
Re: Gitlab 13.9
#5Between Gitlab,Gitea and bare-git repos, which one should I use for personal (1-man) projects? Here are my thoughts: Gitlab is resource-hungry but provides CI solutions and is kind of a setup-once-then-forget solution. Gitea is light weight but for any additional functionality third-party utilities are needed.
IMHO, just use GitLab.com or GitHub.com's personal private repos options.
Re: Gitlab 13.9
#6Between Gitlab,Gitea and bare-git repos, which one should I use for personal (1-man) projects? Here are my thoughts: Gitlab is resource-hungry but provides CI solutions and is kind of a setup-once-then-forget solution. Gitea is light weight but for any additional functionality third-party utilities are needed.
As I see it:
GitLab has CI and a whole host of other features (artifact repositories, pages, ...)
Gittea is a nice WebUI for viewing source files with simple issue and patch management.
bare-git is fine if you don't need any web presence.
Re: Gitlab 13.9
#7Between Gitlab,Gitea and bare-git repos, which one should I use for personal (1-man) projects? Here are my thoughts: Gitlab is resource-hungry but provides CI solutions and is kind of a setup-once-then-forget solution. Gitea is light weight but for any additional functionality third-party utilities are needed.
I started out using Gitlab for my personal repos, but have switched to using bare Git repos on a VPS for the last few years. If you won't be collaborating with anyone else, nothing beats being able to just write:
ssh $HOST git init --bare repo/foo
git remote add origin $HOST:repo/fooRe: Gitlab 13.9
#8nice work!
thank you!
Re: Gitlab 13.9
#9Between Gitlab,Gitea and bare-git repos, which one should I use for personal (1-man) projects? Here are my thoughts: Gitlab is resource-hungry but provides CI solutions and is kind of a setup-once-then-forget solution. Gitea is light weight but for any additional functionality third-party utilities are needed.
bare repo synced up to S3 is my vote, with end to end encryption enabled. Why give some third party access to your data if you don't need to?
Re: Gitlab 13.9
#10Between Gitlab,Gitea and bare-git repos, which one should I use for personal (1-man) projects? Here are my thoughts: Gitlab is resource-hungry but provides CI solutions and is kind of a setup-once-then-forget solution. Gitea is light weight but for any additional functionality third-party utilities are needed.
As I see it: GitLab has CI and a whole host of other features (artifact repositories, pages, ...) Gittea is a nice WebUI for viewing source files with simple issue and patch management. bare-git is fine if you don't need any web presence.
Gitea is a lot more than just a web UI. It's a whole multi-tenant platform if you need--it can act as an OAuth2 provider and drive SSO, login, etc. for all kinds of other apps or services. You could even have gitea used as a login/auth for a kubernetes cluster (with dex). It's like gitlab but way less documentation and slightly less polish.