GitLabの評判・口コミ 全76件

What do you dislike?

No complaints. Gitlab is a great service

What do you like best?

I love how easy it is to utilize. It makes collaboration so much easier

What do you dislike?

The interface sometimes feels quite unintuitive but I get that they're still a budding software so hopefully we'll see something better later on

What do you like best?

The platform is at a minimum; a complete replacement for JIRA and BitBucket for enterprise software development usage.

It gives you a somewhat clean interface and navigation to allow you to traverse the website with ease which is almost lacking with most web applications that just give you the bare minimum.

It gives you what it says it gives you, it is a platform for source versioning which also has its own build pipeline or you can also use your own by using their webhooks.

What do you dislike?

Every now and then I end up in with a 3 way merge which can be tricky to resolve. Normally takes a couple times to get it done correctly. Don't see an easy way around these so it is just best to check in your code often to avoid this situation.

What do you like best?

This product is extremely easy to learn how to use and teach others how to use.

Recommendations to others considering the product

This is a very good product to use. I use to use SVN so it was an adjustment having a web perspective of the content. I would though suggest finding good resources on administrating the installation and how to customize the features, auto builds and preventing others from pushing code to main branches by accident.

What do you dislike?

The future for GitLab looks a little uncertain after Microsoft's takeover. I hope it still remains as on open source application.

What do you like best?

GitLab is one of the most user friendly open source code repository application in the market. The UI is so aesthetically pleasing and so easy to use. Allows you to create/manage/share your code base with ease. Creating branches out of your repository is the most easiest with GitLab. Allows you to review code with ease. And tracking of check-ins is made way easier.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Saves time, Clutter free and great way to manage code base.

What do you dislike?

maybe the user guide could be more organized and "friendly" for beginners

What do you like best?

good for team work: each contributor push and pull progress and contribute to main

What do you dislike?

Finding settings can be a pain- it could be streamlined a bit.

What do you like best?

The Gitlab runners were one can integrate a pipeline test that runs when a commit is made. This test can be hooked up to AWS so for example, if you have code that creates AWS resources, the Gitlab runner can test creating said resource to make sure it works.

What do you dislike?

Public repos aren't as easy to search as GitHub

What do you like best?

Free private repos on gitlab.com and self-hosted option for added code protection

What do you dislike?

The free version is lacking some real features, such as re-submitting failed merge requests. Also if a merge request is re-submitted it doesn't want to automatically merge on success.

The code review features seem lacking.

What do you like best?

Is pretty reliable and handles a large amount of traffic. The ability to tag people and view usable diffs is great.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Do a real analysis of whether it is worthwhile to use gitlab as opposed to simply subscribing to GitHub. There is also a lack of features without paying for GitLab.

What do you dislike?

I know this is a feature but i kind of uncomfortable by it's overly protective rules that by default strict us to do a force push, also it had a lack of features on code reviews, there are code reviews but it just not as good as it's competitors.

What do you like best?

I like it's ui/ux which probably the most intuitive between it's competitors, but what I like the best is it's FREE Unlimited private Repository, if you are sole developer or a small company this is a generous gift for all.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Why you have to pay if you can have free for similar service, you could save your money for your developers.