GitLabの評判・口コミ 全76件

What do you dislike?

You can setup merge approval, which restricts merging through web interface, but it appears that you can merge via bash shell with no problems.

What do you like best?

Easy to understand interface with fully baked features

Recommendations to others considering the product

Solid choice

What do you dislike?

- It's buggy, sometimes file viewer is not loading

- It would be done to introduce more advanced Gerrit like review system

- Sometimes Gitlab CI runners crashes

- It's pretty slow on good internet, loading bars everywhere

What do you like best?

- Easy of use, everybody will know how to use it

- Easy installation configuration, many tutorials with helpful docs

- Easy per user customization, you can choose your own theme and syntax highlighting

- Easy Gitlab CI configuration and automatic builds using runners

Recommendations to others considering the product

- Use Gitlab CI, its very powerful tool

- Install more plugins

What do you dislike?

While we use GitLab for a non-standard purpose (version control of documentation). This means that there are no native tools or plugins to let us comp Word documents. I was able to resolve this issue by writing a program to do so, but in terms of plug-and-play, it was a bit disappointing. Installing GitLab was initially a bit of a hassle because of our network settings; we are a branch office and needed to contact corporate to modify some firewall and network settings.

What do you like best?

I like that GitLab is open source and can be set up as a private server on our company's intranet. The UI is also simple enough for non-technical members of our team to easily use, but contains all of the features we need. Creating repositories is simple, as is tracking changes. In short, it does all of the basics of what we need it to do.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Don't overlook GitLab if you need version control for non-code text/documentation.

What do you dislike?

The implementation of Git may have errors with large repos. The occasional 500 errors and push / pull faults.

What do you like best?

Fine grain access control. Inferface easy to use. Emission system / milestones. Continuous integration. Loose notifications. Quick merge requests and code revisions.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Listen to your direct reports and the voices of your people, who have a great knowledge and experience in software and technology. They can help shape and shape where we are going in a positive way.