OneDev – Self-hosted Git server with CI/CD, Kanban, and packages
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#4One minor note - on mobile safari there didn’t seem to be any state update on press of buttons, and submission was not clear until the backend server seemed to respond. My internet connection is a little slow and it was unclear tapping the button worked. I would expect a little loading state or at least ui to show the button as disabled during submission.
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#7 Code discussion anywhere anytime
Select any code or diff to start discussion. Suggest and apply changes. Discussions stay with code to help code understanding.
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#8Why do people self-host things like this instead of Github or Gitlab? I don't want to maintain more services for my services. Who has time for that.
Re: OneDev – Self-hosted Git server with CI/CD, Kanban, and packages
#9Why do people self-host things like this instead of Github or Gitlab? I don't want to maintain more services for my services. Who has time for that.
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#10...but I can't for the life of me recall why. Definitely wasn't a radioactive red flag issue...but some aspect around CI wasn't for me.
In general though with things like this that carry an open license and have a docker image you're better off trying it yourself than listening to randoms like me