I've been a big fan of Gitlab since years - actually the oldest post on my blog is the one from 2013 about installing Gitlab instance. But their recent decisions and marketing is... weird and disheartening for me. I'm not leaving them yet, although I feel a bit less secure about hosting some of my code there.
Besides, it's really hard for me to understand what are the real cost of hosting non-active repositories (unless they are huge). Sounds like a flaw in their architecture.
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I've been a big fan of Gitlab since years - actually the oldest post on my blog is the one from 2013 about installing Gitlab instance. But their recent decisions and marketing is... weird and disheartening for me. I'm not leaving them yet, although I feel a bit less secure about hosting some of my code there.
Besides, it's really hard for me to understand what are the real cost of hosting non-active repositories (unless they are huge). Sounds like a flaw in their architecture.