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Re:Announcing new tools, forums, and features by kuschku on Wednesday September 14, 2016 @03:21PM (#12500371)
> It is the central location for the vast majority of code I use and see.

And that’s exactly why you shouldn’t use it.

> Since the open letter to Github with the complaints of feature requests,

This, and the answer from GitLab to that letter, is what made GitHub move in the first place.

You need competition for a healthy market.

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Re:Announcing new tools, forums, and features by matemaz on Wednesday September 14, 2016 @03:43PM (#12500566)
Here is some more competition in the form of a modular integrated tool 100% libre and open source. With a single instance of Tuleap you can have per project wildly different configurations. One project can have a scrum dashboard with GIT and pull requests, while another can be kanban and SVN with Jenkins CI, and a third could even be setup as Waterfall with CVS or other combinations.

Issue tracking, or anything tracking really, document versioning and templates to get you started really quickly. It’s proven scalable as it’s already used by companies with more than 17 000 users with a single instance of Tuleap. I would love some feedback as we are actively developing it with monthly releases. You can check it out at https://tuleap.org/

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