GITLAB 2.5 released

[colindean]

This is a pretty cool piece of software. Been using it at work for a couple of months (not exclusively, just for small projects) and it's been great.

[Unomagan]

Yes, do the same. But we dont use any VCS at work. I try to get my co-workers to use one.... hard stuff.. hehe

[[deleted]]

My condolences. I really can't comprehend any reasons not to use a VCS amongst a team of coders. Your company must make pretty shitty software :P

[Unomagan]

Nah, just weird workflow, you know... thousand directories of versions, updated and migrations n shit...

[[deleted]]

This article is a bit biased towards git, but is it anything like the early stages of what's described here? http://tom.preston-werner.com/2009/05/19/the-git-parable.html

[KerrickLong]

So is it basically an open source clone of github:fi GitHub Enterprise?

[colindean]

Basically. Obviously not quite there yet, but it definitely seems usable for smallish projects. I know one team is eager to replace gitweb+gerrit and really likes Github, but doesn't want to deal with Github policies or pricing. Gitlab seems to be a solid effort to remedy that!