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Fuck GitLab. I used to use it until recently moved all my projects to codeberg. Way better. GitLab is becoming more and more like GitHub.
Forgejo ftw!
Self hosting here, also with runners to create a complete ci/cd line.
Well, duh. That's the sales pitch: "Like GitHub, but cheaper."
Except it's way more expensive than GitHub. They jacked up the prices pretty hard. Now it's like $15/contributor for private orgs, and it's like $5 on GitHub for the same and more features.
Free for self-hosting, though.
I think github is the cheap knockoff if anything
Yeah I'm not gonna lie GitHub has clearly been trying to keep up with gitlabs feature set not the other way around for years
For some people with less tech knowledge with git hosting, what's the (remaining if any) advantage of Gitlab if alternatives like codeberg exists?