Hello guys, I'll only feed the tech troll :
On 06/09/15 10:18, Mathieu Roy wrote: > Checking forge from > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forge_%28software%29 > - redmine: seems ok but no so far from what we already have > - launchpad: history of licensing issue > - kallithea: git and mercurial, no issue tracking, but otherwise interesting > - gitlab: interesting software but the notion of Community/Enterprise = Free > beer/proprietary makes it irrelevant > - gforge: irrelevant > - fusionforge: ditto > - apache allura: nice features but still the same thing I've installed most of them (except Allura) for clients/developers or my own people, and I can assert Gitlab is currently the most accomplished and well maintained project in the "light forge" style (or "à la Github" if you prefer). Alhtough Gitlab-the-company sells proprietary extensions, CE really is free, but I did not check thoroughly (https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/ says "MIT Expat license"). And the proprietary extensions does not very useful for a public forge (see https://about.gitlab.com/features/#compare). I've also worked regularly with Rhodecode the last 3 years for a large client. This was a really nice one-man project, with a nice guy. And then he has been swallowed by an entrepreunarial geek which built in a year a 50 people company around a 20k-python-line project and it all went beserk. Kallithea is a very sane fork, but it does not have the original developer and the same momentum - but I dit not followed it closely (my client leaned towards the dark forces of proprietary Rhodecode and pays it _dearly_, in cash and troubles). See you ! _______________________________________________ Project mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/project
