Well to not write a wall of text, this were the most "disruptive" things:
- compared to JIRA Agile the issue board is a joke (it's hard to actually describe the differences, but basically we can't use the gitlab issue board since it either doesn't work correctly when closing issues via push or it just isn't as understandable as the jira versions)
- docker and the ci is a horrible experience (we had a jenkins build before, which always worked, however even the ssh way of gitlab ci sometimes fails randomly or can't be canceled or whatever)
Positive thinks about gitlab:
- your at least listening (while atlassian is not, they mostly care for their big customers)
however stability and performance should be your number one priority and not adding more stuff that might make that stuff worse. sometimes it's good to not add more stuff in some versions.
Positive thinks about gitlab: - your at least listening (while atlassian is not, they mostly care for their big customers) however stability and performance should be your number one priority and not adding more stuff that might make that stuff worse. sometimes it's good to not add more stuff in some versions.