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ivanjermakov • today at 6:32 PM • 3 replies • view on HN

> fits so much better in "regular" company/organization projects

How so? I used both at work and they're functionally the same.


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GuB-42 • today at 8:21 PM

Fundamentally, that's just git with a few common features like pull requests, account management and bug tracking.

Choosing one over the other is just a matter of details. How well it integrates with the corporate network, how pretty it looks, the options regarding CI/CD integration, overall popularity and community, etc... Last time I got to choose, I went with Gitea, because performance was good and it met my needs.

myko • today at 7:00 PM

I found it much easier to organize repos hierarchically with GitLab. Permissions also seemed easier to setup.

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IshKebab • today at 6:35 PM

Yeah I agree. There are only very minor differences.

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