Overall Satisfaction with GitLab
Gitlab features development repository branches which enables our team to create many different software load sets to meet different customers' mission requirements while maintaining a consistent product architecture. Gitlab tracks and stores all our development changes and commits for the latest software versions on respective branches. The branches are easily accessible for pulling and pushing changes.
- Separate software branches.
- Store respective artifacts.
- Document developmental changes.
- Store software versions for a variety of file types.
- Trace past activity or changes.
- Document brief details of the changes.
- Characterize different branches for distinguish.
- Merge branches easily.
- Supports centralized development.
- Enables development sharing with other projects.
- Provides one stop repository.
- Does not document by business event.
Gitlab is used specifically on our development network with login authentication. Provides some levels of security and protection enough for conventional means. Have not used Gitlab to help identify security vulnerabilities.
GitLab continuous code integration enables multiple developers to work on the same features simultaneously without interfering with each other. Work productivity is enhanced and better tracked and traced in the development process. Other projects can also reference the software branches to search for a particular feature; however, searching for the actual code syntax may be challenging.
Do you think GitLab delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with GitLab's feature set?
Yes
Did GitLab live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of GitLab go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy GitLab again?
Yes