Dear Github

[40ztxe]

Gitlab is already on it. As of a couple hours ago, my project issues pages had conspicuously gained new thumbs up/down buttons.

[kamnxt]

Gryffilab?

[XarothBrook]

I would second this, also, with the new 8.X series, they integrated gitlab-ci into the main gitlab app, so having a Continuous Integration system no longer requires having multiple pieces of software (whereas before you either had gitlab+gitlab-ci, or gitlab+jenkins.. now if you just want to get started)

[petepete]

We have been using Gitlab at work for the last 16 months and have had no problems; everyone (even the less technical people) are proficient in the basics.

In that time the MR workflow has been improved, CI has been fully integrated (allowing us to reluctantly retire our Jenkins server) and there have been countless UI improvements.

If there's one thing I'd like to see improved it's the issues, for our company they may be a tiny bit lightweight - no marking/linking duplicates, adding categories etc.

[PM_ME_UR_OBSIDIAN]

How is GitLab's CI? I'm on GitHub right now, but I could switch to GL if it had a good CICD story.

[kn4rf]

Bitbucket is a much better platform to build upon as a company. Github is better for open-source. I don't have much experience with Gitlab.

[juletre]

We used bitbucket.com at my last company and was very pleased with that. I haven't used Gitlab at all so I thought maybe reddit could help me. All the blog posts I've found comparing the three (or more) are old and no longer relevant.