How do you handle source control?

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I'm currently using github but it seems expensive compared to the offerings of gitlab for example.

Kevin · Accepted Answer

GitHub (Developer plan). I used Bitbucket before but GitHub is just so seamless because I have everything up there right now and don't have to switch.

Sebastian Kinz|inger · Answer

gitlab for private and github for public repos

AgileCoder · Answer

Private repos: Gitlab with extra origin on Bitbucket, in case either one is down - which is not that an unusual occurrence
Public: Github + above
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You can never have enough redundancy
Bonus points for gitlab with its own integrated CI and Docker building system.

Jakub Juszczak · Answer

Depends.
GitHub is great for public repos (open source projects).

If you want only a few private repos you can use GitLab or BitBucket.

If you got a lot of projects, I would recommend a self-hosted GitLab + GitLab CI Runner. The GitLab CI is really awesome and easy to setup.

Matt Baer · Answer

GitHub for public projects, and self-hosted Gogs/Gitea for private repos

Rik Schennink · Answer

Bitbucket for private (free), github for public. I’m a noob so also use Sourcetree.

Stephen Johnson · Answer

GitHub for everything 🙌

Pug Pugson · Answer

Check out https://buddy.works for CI

Ricardo Rojo · Answer

Github developer plan. Nothing complicated just push and pull code when needed.

Sjoerd Huininga · Answer

Great, thanks guys! Are any of you using CI systems? How do they integrate with your source control env?

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