GitLab Avis 

Company has no customer support or they simply don't care about me, you and whoever contact to them. Also run fishy business model. Offer free plan, when you select and start signing you up to most expensive premium trial for 30 days. Once time is over do not switch you to the free plan, kind of cheating own customers. That's a shame!!!

Tempi di consegna non rispettati, rispondo alle mail quando decidi di annullare il pagamento con paypal.
Poco professionali.

A good and reliable service. I use it for personal repositories.

Gitlab is good, use several years, works perfectly

Inexistant support, avoid at all cost.

Ho effettuato un ordine e mi è stato detto che avrei ricevuto una mail al momento della spedizione del pacco, tutt’altro, il pacco non è mai arrivato avendo pagato ulteriori tasse di spedizione e parlare con sta gente è impossibile, 140€ di ordine buttati nel fuoco !!

At scale Gitlab CI/CD (EE) fails miserably. It’s basically a giant YaML pre-processor the design of which precludes any thing remotely reusable. As far unit testing your pipelines, just forget about it. It tries to hoist YaML on you as a programming language and only supports shell scripts as snippets. Declarative pipelines like in Jenkins, GitHub, and etc is simply not possible in Gitlab pipelines.

The UI is server side HTML MVC 1 (Ruby on Rails): I call it archaic, but it would need man decades of work just to accomplish that degree of maturity (it’s not even archaic YET, archaic would be a vast improvement). For example, the HTML tables are fixed and truncate data in its columns AND there is no way to EVER EVEN view the contents in the contents — you must copy and paste into an external editor!

While Gitlab appears to quickly bootstrap CI/CD pipelines anything beyond essentially trivial solutions are effectively impractical. The architecture of Gitlab pipelines will leave you with a ton of snowflake pipelines and result in unreliable, unrepeatable, untestable, and un-debuggable Ci/CD system.

And the EE system editions costs an arm and leg (premium) or all limbs (enterprise). Avoid gitlab like you would avoid COVID - otherwise it’ll kill you.

When compared to GitHub and a myriad of alternative competitors, all that it lacks are custom issue notification configurations. It's obviously superior otherwise.

1) The password reset does not allow a password reset because:
"Password must not contain commonly used combinations of words and letters".
2) I will not spend 15 minutes searching for GitLabs contact form if I can write a review that the service sucks in 5 minutes.
3) The UI is ... are we really living in 2023?
4) My account is paid for (not free).

I use GitLab both for personal projects using their platform and manage a couple of instance of GitLab for work (3000 users).
I've always had a great time with the service, GitLab runners are one of the best things for automation I've ever used.

High-quality service for updating the site,
cool, thank you!!!

I love their product, I find it more friendly and customizable than github

GitLab provides a lot more customization than GitHub. Also quite nice how it's open-source.

Great job guys!

Great tool and a great team working behind.

Super Open-Source Alternative zu Github

Started using it recently. I am still amazed at how conformable the CI/CD pipeline is...

My account was blocked. Support doesn't reply already 7 days. I didn't received any email or something that contains reason why my account was blocked.