Le Mardi, Octobre 08, 2019 09:49 CEST, Michael Lustfield <mich...@lustfield.net> a écrit: > On Sat, 5 Oct 2019 23:42:50 +0200 > Thomas Goirand <z...@debian.org> wrote: > > > So, if someone is not using Github's "advanced" features, like pull > > requests and so on, why that person would care about using Github more > > than using Salsa? > > > > > You may guess that people using github accept pull requests, but you > > > even can't see whether they actually like them -- there are many reasons > > > why people use github, and PRs may not necessarily the specific reason > > > for the repository. > > > > I'm just trying to understand here... > > Apart from the "close to upstream" bit, what would be the reasons? > > I prefer GitHub over Debian's GitLab instance because: > > - It's significantly more stable > + I've seen "GitLab is not responding" more times than I can keep track of > + I've also seen a large number of 500 and 504 errors (at least 1x/wk) > + This reliably fails: https://salsa.debian.org/api/v4/groups/debian > - GitHub often addresses problems quickly; this is rare with salsa > - GitHub takes efforts to provide root cause analysis & lessons learned > - Decisions are discussed, instead of drunken thoughts over chips and salsa > - I've witnessed more changes accepted by GitHub > + Salsa concerns have been met with, "fix it in upstream or go away" > + GitHub concerns have been met with, "this is now an internal incident" > & often fixed within a month or two > - It's a well-known standard solution where many people already have accounts > - GitHub admins are *much* more responsive (for obvious reasons) > > I prefer GitHub over GitLab, in general, because: > > - GitHub doesn't require javascript just to browse repos > - GitHub is often *much* faster to respond to feature requests > - GitHub stages upgrades; improving general stability > - GitLab has a *lot* of weird ACL bugs > + I can create projects in groups that I have no access to maintain > + I can create branches that won't let me force push (git push -f) > + I can create projects that let me push to anything except master > + I can be given maintainer access to a team owning those projects, but > still > run into all the same problems > > I can provide a much longer list, but it shouldn't be necessary. There are > plenty of reasons why someone would prefer GitHub over other alternatives. > Attempting to force one option only going to further divide our community.
I heard the same thing when we were migrating from Office to LibreOffice (x ~100.000 users). Freedom has a price. Thank you very much to the salsa teams for the great work they do Cheers, Xavier
