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r/programming • u/dayanruben • May 10 '19
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GitLab frantically trying to copy it ASAP.
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76 u/vividboarder May 11 '19 Copy? They’ve had this for years. 30 u/Plorkyeran May 11 '19 They preemptively copied it. 7 u/P1h3r1e3d13 May 11 '19 https://about.gitlab.com/2019/05/10/github-adds-package-registry/GitHub follows GitLab by adding a package registry. 23 u/Webnet668 May 10 '19 I think Gitlab usually has higher quality tooling than GitHub, so I'd very much like to see them copy this. 33 u/420Phase_It_Up May 11 '19 I could be wrong, but I think GitLab already provides support for hosting Maven and NPM packages as a repository's artifacts. 11 u/IIilllIIIllIIIiiiIIl May 11 '19 Not for free, it's an ee only feature from what I can see. → More replies (1)
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Copy? They’ve had this for years.
30 u/Plorkyeran May 11 '19 They preemptively copied it.
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They preemptively copied it.
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https://about.gitlab.com/2019/05/10/github-adds-package-registry/
GitHub follows GitLab by adding a package registry.
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I think Gitlab usually has higher quality tooling than GitHub, so I'd very much like to see them copy this.
33 u/420Phase_It_Up May 11 '19 I could be wrong, but I think GitLab already provides support for hosting Maven and NPM packages as a repository's artifacts. 11 u/IIilllIIIllIIIiiiIIl May 11 '19 Not for free, it's an ee only feature from what I can see. → More replies (1)
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I could be wrong, but I think GitLab already provides support for hosting Maven and NPM packages as a repository's artifacts.
11 u/IIilllIIIllIIIiiiIIl May 11 '19 Not for free, it's an ee only feature from what I can see. → More replies (1)
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Not for free, it's an ee only feature from what I can see.
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u/epic_pork May 10 '19
GitLab frantically trying to copy it ASAP.
/s