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This could have been a great chance to create a lightweight alternative to Gitolite for other projects to use too.
The move away from Gitolite is great as I know it was the source of many of install and upgrade headaches however the new component they've replaced it with is very very closely coupled to GitLab. This could have been a great chance to create a lightweight alternative to Gitolite for other projects to use too.
We wanted to allow other projects to use GitLab-shell too, that is why we made it a separate project https://github.com/gitlabhq/gitlab-shell
I'd like to thank the developers for this great project. I finally convinced my team to switch over from SVN to git after I showed them Gitlab. (GitHub was never an option due to corporate data security policies. Even for GitHub private repos.)
Thanks for your hard work, guys and gals!
I set up gitlab for some "skunkworks" projects at my day job, and it's been really great. The Gitolite dep never bothered me (the gitlab install is well documented), but seems like a good thing. Thanks for your hard work, guys and gals!
I think its hilarious that all the Gitlab development is occurring on Github.
We're pragmatic about the development of GitLab. A lot of people want public projects, it is the most popular request for GitLab http://gitlab.uservoice.com/forums/176466-general/suggestion...
The speed at which this project is evolving is quite impressive. I find myself looking forward the the 22nd every month with anticipation for the next release! Thank you Gitlab team.
Also, when will the docs be updated to reflect the obviation of gitolite?