btasovac

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by btasovac 6y ago
Hey efiecho, Community Advocate from GitLab here! I'm sorry to hear that you are not a fan of our actions and/or decisions. Can you please dive into specifics a little bit and explain what parts of GitLab could be improved and wha
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by btasovac 6y ago
Thank you for the explanation! I just opened an issue proposing this [1]. Please add a comment with any additional feedback that you might have or feel free to ping me if I didn't fully understand what you are proposing. [1] - https:&
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by btasovac 6y ago
Community Advocate from GitLab here! If I understand you correctly, you are looking for a way to aggregate analytics across GitLab, so that users can view information across multiple projects and groups in one place. We have the Analytics f
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by btasovac 7y ago
Just wanted to chime in and add following links from our documentation: Get the diff of a commit - https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/api/commits.html#get-the-diff-of-... List repository tree - https://docs.git
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by btasovac 7y ago
Hello all, GitLabber here! We opened an issue for gathering feedback at https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/growth/product/issues/164 and you can find the most up to date information regarding this topic there
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by btasovac 7y ago
Hello, GitLabber here! We’re currently writing an issue explaining the situation, once it’s public I will link it here.
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by btasovac 7y ago
Please see how did we start paying team members according to the location in the first place and why we did it here: https://about.gitlab.com/2019/02/28/why-we-pay-local-rates/
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by btasovac 7y ago
The Debian migration is actually finished.
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by btasovac 7y ago
We are offering our top tiers (Ultimate or Gold) for free to open source projects [1]. You can see the complete list in our repo [2]. Some of the most recent projects that received our free license are Arch Linux, the Tor Project, edX (curr
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by btasovac 7y ago
This was often a hot topic on HackerNews, so we decided to write a blog post explaining why we pay local rates. Please find more information here [1]. [1] - https://about.gitlab.com/2019/02/28/why-we-pay-local
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by btasovac 7y ago
> Anyhow, I'm looking forward to see a similar feature implemented by Gitlab, even without the matching donations. You can check out this issue [1]. Please upvote it if you want to see this implemented, or join the discussion if you
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by btasovac 7y ago
Thank you for pointing this out - we'll try to fix this as soon as possible.
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by btasovac 7y ago
You can read why GitLab pays local rates on our blog post [1] [1] - https://about.gitlab.com/2019/02/28/why-we-pay-local-rates/
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by btasovac 7y ago
Hello, Community Advocate from GitLab here. GitLab.com was originally announced with free private repos. When you’re starting to program and aren't ready to share your code with the world yet, you don't have to have a paid account
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by btasovac 7y ago
Hello, Community Advocate from GitLab here. We are an open core company. We ship two editions - Community Edition and Enterprise Edition. CE is completely open source and licensed under MIT license. EE is proprietary, closed source code but
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by btasovac 7y ago
Overview of the three main improvements in this release: 1. Detect secrets and credentials in the repository A recurring problem when developing applications is that developers may unintentionally commit secrets and credentials to their rem
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by btasovac 8y ago
Thank you for the detailed feedback! We love to hear that we're doing something well, but also like to discuss if there is something that can be improved. > It would be nice if we could sign up for the licenses completely online wit
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by btasovac 8y ago
Regarding acquisition, our goal is to go public on Wednesday November 18, 2020. You can read more about our goals and in which order we want to achieve them on our Strategy page [1]. [1] - https://about.gitlab.com/company&#x
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by btasovac 8y ago
Thanks for sharing this! Yes, instead of a version control system that lets people try out different integrations, GitLab provides an opinionated (yet flexible with key integrations and the option to opt out of anything you don't want)
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by btasovac 8y ago
GitLab is an open core company [1], meaning that we ship GitLab CE which is open source and GitLab EE that is closed source. We try to be a good steward of the open source project. GitLab EE is proprietary, closed source code but we try to
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by btasovac 8y ago
Thank you for sharing this! We think that Hacker News community is really important and try to engage as much as possible. Since one of our core values is transparency, we love to share our open issues, blog posts and links to different par
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by btasovac 8y ago
You can see a comment from our CEO related to this here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18443014
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by btasovac 8y ago
We're happy to hear that GitLab helped you improve your code-review experience! We documented some of the advice and best practices that might be useful when performing code review or having your code reviewed [0]. [0] https:/&#x
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by btasovac 8y ago
Hello, Community Advocate from GitLab here! I'm happy to hear that your former employer is happy with our product! If you have more feedback on the things that could be better, we would love to hear more!
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by btasovac 8y ago
Thanks for sharing this! I'd love to hear if you have more feedback on how is GitLab's UX different. Particularly, what do you think GitLab could do better here?
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by btasovac 8y ago
Hello Mike! Can you please reference the Sourcegraph example in the issue? Maybe this will initiate further discussion and convince someone to reconsider your proposal. Thank you!
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by btasovac 8y ago
We're really excited to hear your experiences with GitLab in terms of development strategies for velocity. Please let us know when your blog post is live; we'd love to hear more from you!
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by btasovac 8y ago
Thanks for sharing this idea! We have a similar issue regarding this [1], so please feel free to engage in the discussion there and bring some attention to it. We'd love to hear more from you on this matter! [1] - https://gi
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by btasovac 8y ago
We are heavily focusing on performance improvements - both in the product (so that features run better)[1] and in our GitLab.com infrastructure team (so that GitLab.com runs more reliably)[2]. Thank you for sharing your thoughts candidly. [
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by btasovac 8y ago
Hello everyone, GitLabber here! We had a similar issue about this [1], and we raised another one when deciding to further clarify our documentation regarding this question [2]. You can find out more about our motives behind this decision th

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