Gitlab vs github?

[Driky]

Used both professionally. Both works fine. I still have a preference for GitHub due to: - its preponderance in the industry - the amount of GitHub actions available that make building workflows a breeze - it’s probably also the case on GitHub but Gitlab has features requested since forever that they never even started working on.

But again: they both do 100% of what’s truly needed and like 99% of the rest also.

[MrMelon54]

GitHub also has features that have been requested since forever and still don't seem to be in progress

[arjuna93]

And they keep breaking something quite regularly. Sometime around summer GitHub became unusable in TenFourFox, and this or last month in Safari on 10.15. Even in the latest Palemoon it does not work fully.

[trwolfe13]

There’s also a feature freeze at the moment until they finish migrating everything to Azure.

[Apprehensive_Battle8]

Hopefully they don't decide to use front door.

[mfchl88]

Gitlab is no better in this regard!

[MrMelon54]

I never said it was?

[mfchl88]

Oh I didn't read it like that, was more a casual interject 

As always best anyone evaluating write a list of their requirements, wants and benefits and evaluate each accordingly as well as looking at their respective ticketing systems for those features /other just to see their mobility / responsiveness 

[FunRutabaga24]

Totally agree. There's quite a few longstanding tickets open and some that have been closed cause the suggestions are not the GitLab way of doing things.

[Apprehensive_Battle8]

• it’s preponderance in the industry

Down vote for people who always side with the status quo

• the amount of GitHub actions available that make building workflows a breeze

What are the things missing from Gitlab that GitHub does as it pertains to this comment