GitLab sees huge spike in project imports

Re:GitLab sees huge spike in project imports by marcus_holmes on Sunday June 03, 2018 @11:14PM (#17224291)

Except that Atlassian aren't really working on Bitbucket any more. There's lots of issues with the system that are not being resolved. Last time I had a problem with Bitbucket I found they had known about it for months and done nothing, with no plan to do anything either.

But then, as I understand it, Bitbucket was an acquisition rather than a brainchild of the Atlassian team, so you can expect a certain amount of neglect.

An omen for github?

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Re:GitLab sees huge spike in project imports by seanjregan on Monday June 04, 2018 @03:14AM (#17225307)

Atlassian has a lot of people working hard on Bitbucket. They shipped pipelines, deployments, code aware search, new UI, git lfs, embedded Trello and a lot more while improving uptime and performance, getting soc2 type 2 certified and a massive amount of other stuff.

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Re:GitLab sees huge spike in project imports by giancarlostoro on Monday June 04, 2018 @04:06AM (#17225549)

They might not be working on the bits you care about, but they're definitely working on it. I agree, a few more resources should be invested by companies to fixing bugs and not just adding new features instead.

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