At DeployPlace we use self-hosted GitLab, we have chosen GitLab as most of us are familiar with it. We are happy with all features GitLab provides, I can’t imagine our life without integrated GitLab CI. Another important feature for us is integrated code review tool, we use it every day, we use merge requests, code reviews, branching. To be honest, most of us have GitHub accounts as well, we like to contribute in open source, and we want to be a part of the tech community, but lack of solutions from GitHub in the area of CI doesn’t let us chose it for our projects.
Time is important, they release CI tools in 2019, when there are tons of external CI's and internal GitLab CI, it can't be a reason to switch git storage now)
At DeployPlace we use self-hosted GitLab, we have chosen GitLab as most of us are familiar with it. We are happy with all features GitLab provides, I can’t imagine our life without integrated GitLab CI. Another important feature for us is integrated code review tool, we use it every day, we use merge requests, code reviews, branching. To be honest, most of us have GitHub accounts as well, we like to contribute in open source, and we want to be a part of the tech community, but lack of solutions from GitHub in the area of CI doesn’t let us chose it for our projects.
We have an article here, where we described in details: GitLab vs GitHub in details
You should take a look at Github Actions released few months ago. Github offers now a complete CI tools suite. (But this is beta for now)
Time is important, they release CI tools in 2019, when there are tons of external CI's and internal GitLab CI, it can't be a reason to switch git storage now)
I can totally understand