GitLabの評判・口コミ 全76件

What do you dislike?

The only aspect I find annoying is user management. We authenticate using AD and I wished it would allow role based mapping via AD group membership. Right now, I need to wait for someone to sign in and then they need to manually join the groups and projects they need/want.

What do you like best?

- Open source

- Extremely easy to setup

- Beautiful, clean interface

- Built-in CI/CD pipeline

Recommendations to others considering the product

We looked into Microsoft Team Foundation Server, but for our purposes of just storing scripts and infrastructure as code, we found GitLab to just be faster and easier to get up and running. GitLab also runs on Git which is a more widely used source control tool.

As far as the setup goes, even if you are not experienced with Linux, it is pretty easy and there is great documentation. The only difficulty may be in getting SSL working, but there is also documentation on that.

What do you dislike?

There are a few small bugs with the platform. For example, when a file in a merge request is defaulted to collapsed due to its length, the number of additions and deletions will not reflect the real total value, creating a minor inconvenience. The online merge conflict resolution is also error-prone, and I'd recommend resolving any merge conflicts locally and using Gitlab to review afterwards. The Issues feature is nice, but I'd recommend using another product to manage the tracking of larger issues.

What do you like best?

Gitlab is a solid product with a simple user interface. It is very easy to use and manage merge requests, todos, and small issues all in one place. The code review tools are great, and all team members can easily write comments and share feedback with the rest of the team.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Gitlab is a great product and worth considering as a version control host.

What do you dislike?

Some awesome features, like reviewers, are just present on the paid version, which is sad :(

What do you like best?

Gitlab group all the tools that you love in a single place. You have a git repository, a git browser, git LFS, an issue management system, scrum boards, merge requests, and a beautiful and easy to use CI tool.

And everything is free. But if you need an extra power, you can always pay to have some state of the art support and some other functionalities.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Just use it. It's easy to use, easy to setup, and full of tools to help you solve your problems.

What do you dislike?

Large merge requests are difficult to review.

What do you like best?

Integration with git.

Code Review tools - we did not have anything before we started using GitLab, so even though there is room for improvement, it is better than what we had.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Ensure that proper authority and permissions are configured properly.

What do you dislike?

Different versions, with complex licensing

What do you like best?

Web UI clever mechanics and deep git commit integration

Recommendations to others considering the product

Just do it

What do you dislike?

Sometimes the interface changes a bit after a update making it annoying to find commonly used functions.

What do you like best?

The interface is clean and easy to navigate. It has regular updates adding new features mostly relating to project planning and management. It has the option to make repositories private without additional costs.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Read the documentation and try it out. There is more than just Github!

What do you dislike?

The common updates are often accompanied by UI changes, which means that after each update they move some common features around. This is a minor inconvenience, since it means I often 'lose' commonly used functions.

What do you like best?

The overview if you have many projects is great. It is clear to see what activity has taken place on each project while you were away. The application is updated often and they add alot of functionalities relating to project planning/Agile.

What do you dislike?

It's clunky to use and the menus are all very cluttered.

What do you like best?

The flexibility and control that we have over the system and the multiple levels of permissions systems.

Recommendations to others considering the product

If you need a lot of control over your system this will probably work for you, but if you just need a basic repository system, go with bitbucket or something simple and common. If you don't have any complex needs, don't complicate your life.

What do you dislike?

Their is not much that I dislike with this product right now.

What do you like best?

The UI makes it very UX friendly. Tracking version history never been so easy and pretty.