←back to thread

Gitlab has introduced a five-user limit for free groups

(docs.gitlab.com)
160 points MattIPv4 | 3 comments | 20 Jun 23 17:14 UTC | HN request time: 0.004s | source
Show context
sschueller ◴[20 Jun 23 17:30 UTC] No.36407473[source]▶
If gitlab keeps up with this hostility even towards paying customer a fork will be incoming sooner than later.
replies(4): >>36407527 #>>36407545 #>>36407837 #>>36407964 #
mschuster91 ◴[20 Jun 23 17:36 UTC] No.36407545[source]▶
You can always run a GitLab CE instance on your own, takes less than five minutes to set up at any Docker hosting provider you want.
replies(2): >>36407603 #>>36407702 #
LeSaucy ◴[20 Jun 23 17:46 UTC] No.36407702[source]▶
These are limited to 10 active users are they not?
replies(2): >>36407768 #>>36407780 #
1. TheRealPomax ◴[20 Jun 23 17:49 UTC] No.36407768[source]▶
There are no limits when self-hosting.
replies(1): >>36408078 #
2. __jonas ◴[20 Jun 23 18:08 UTC] No.36408078[source]▶
Last time I looked into Gitlab CE I decided not to go with it because there is no pull mirroring outside of their Premium offering, I would consider this a limit.

https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/repository/mirror/pu...

replies(1): >>36411502 #
3. TheRealPomax ◴[20 Jun 23 22:19 UTC] No.36411502[source]▶
Limits are not features. There are no limits on number of users, number of repos, etc. etc. However, you're fairly obviously not getting any of the features that are in the paid tiers of gitlab's own offering. It's open core[1], rather than just open source.

[1] https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2016/07/20/gitlab-is-open-core...