Re:Gitlab 13.9
by kstrauser on Monday February 22, 2021 @04:20PM
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Here's my decision tree:
Do you actually need CI? That's not a trick question; I don't use it on any of my personal projects. If so, GitLab is quite nice.
I absolutely love Gitea. If there's a nonzero chance I might ever want to rope in a friend on a personal project, Gitea makes it super easy to configure their permissions, let them open pull requests, etc.
If I know I'm never going to involve someone else, and I won't need CI, then bare-git repos are brilliant. I use this for things like maintaining a version history of files in /etc on my servers.
Do you actually need CI? That's not a trick question; I don't use it on any of my personal projects. If so, GitLab is quite nice.
I absolutely love Gitea. If there's a nonzero chance I might ever want to rope in a friend on a personal project, Gitea makes it super easy to configure their permissions, let them open pull requests, etc.
If I know I'm never going to involve someone else, and I won't need CI, then bare-git repos are brilliant. I use this for things like maintaining a version history of files in /etc on my servers.