GitLabの評判・口コミ 全76件

What do you dislike?

How to follow of changes in a file, it is messier than github in that sense.

What do you like best?

Issues management and project management.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Use it.

What do you dislike?

its sometime a bit confusing and its hard to find some tools

What do you like best?

Its give us free private repos

so fast

and update frequently

What do you dislike?

There is really nothing that I dislike. Gitlab is all about how you "use" the tool. Our team uses almost every single part of functionality that Gitlab offers.

What do you like best?

Gitlab's interface is one-of-a-kind. It's really a great looking UI.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Get it! It's the best tool for dev teams hands down. I've worked with it at several companies, and I can guarantee that you will love it and not want to use any other dev tool (even github). The only downside I can see is that it doesn't link to your github repo, which is often times what companies look at. It would be nice to showcase your daily commits on your public github repo from gitlab. Obviously there is a conflict of interest there, so that will probably never happen.

When it comes to dev teams, Gitlab really helps boost productivity and provide an-all-in-one place for devs to track issues, fix bugs, and talk about problems. Gitlab has great slack integration too, and I would recommend using them together. Finally, Gitlab's pipeline let's us run all of our testing suite inside of it. It's nice to just have everything "work" so seamlessly. Gitlab makes it really easy for devs to be able to focus on fixing issues and not managing the tool itself. Thanks Gitlab team!!

What do you dislike?

Not good for integration with Eclipse or Intellij

No ability to clean up old local branches at once

What do you like best?

Easy to use user interface

Both command line and GUI support

Easy creation of local branches

Merge tool support for beyond compare

What do you dislike?

Lacks the social exposure and popular projects that are on GitHub.

What do you like best?

Easy to use user interface and functionality similar to GitHub. Merge requests, peer review. Built-in CI with GitLab CI.

What do you dislike?

Lack of or poorly enumerated in-browser file management solution requires you to use command line Git statements or download an external application

What do you like best?

Strong version control across many developers.

What do you dislike?

Very slow in general, a lot of failures and outages.

What do you like best?

Many vomplete and useful functionalities even for the free version.

What do you dislike?

The CI/CD setup is a little odd to wrap your head around at first, it窶冱 not hard, mind you, it窶冱 just different than what most people are used to dealing with. The documentation could be a bit clearer.

What do you like best?

Gitlab provides a very intuative UI for a centralized server to host origin remotes for git repos, it provides a convenient way to track branches, approve/create pull requests, create change requests, etc. The best feature, in my experience is the UI, the visually appealing nature of it lulls management types who don窶冲 know what they窶决e talking about but would very much like to have a say in what developers may or may not use.

What do you dislike?

CI documentation is confusing, the documentation is all over the place, it is updated but hard to find what you want. Although free, you might have to wait several hours before your CI starts, worth paying if needed.

What do you like best?

Gitlab CI is a revolutionary CI, no need to connect multiple services together (ex. Github & Travis CI). The flexibility of the different types of CI runners (SSH, docker, etc) allows users to customize the experience to their needs. Another advantage of Gitlab over its competitors is the unlimited free private repositories as well as the free CI, you do need to wait for a public runner to be available which makes it hard to debug but its free.