I will always be a bit entertained by how gitlab is a (relatively) big bulky installation that affects a bunch of stuff and takes up a bunch of resources. My pi 2 had some troubles with it with more than one person. then gitea is like 'the executable is less than 100mb, requires no external dependencies and it take about 30mb of ram if you have 2 or 3 people using it'
I get that gitlab is made for a much larger workload, but the difference in complexity is amusing.
this comes up because the gitlab install on my local pieserver was way out of date. I had version 1.1.0 and the newest version is 1.9.6.
I need to figure out what the updates are, aside from topics. Topics are awesome and the one thing that I was missing compared to gitlab/hub.
oh, and sub-organisations. Gitea doesn't let you have things like OokTech/Foo as an organisation.
Not the end of the world, but less than ideal.
Someone makes a huge complex piece of software and tries to sell administration and maintenance as a service, then someone else comes along and is like 'or you could do it in this really simple way that requires almost no resources'.
Not that I don't like gitlab, they are rather important in the alternative to GitHub sense, but you are going to have maybe 100 organisations in the world that need something that can support the type of traffic required to justify something that complex.