OneDev
Dev tools
git hosting
SHOW HN2020
How HN took it
19 positive, 9 neutral or asking, 3 mixed, 3 critical, out of 34 comments about the project. Thread score +0.44.
Design: 4 for, 0 againstDocs: 2 for, 0 againstIdea: 2 for, 0 againstPerformance: 1 for, 0 againstExecution: 0 for, 1 against
The thread, comment by comment
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What HN said
What people liked
Polished UI and mobile experience
From 3 comments
I’m impressed by how well OneDev works on my phone. The mobile UI has clearly received attention and thoughtful design. For starters, the README is actually displayed on mobile…
divbzero on HNI'm just playing with it on desktop (including the breakpoints) and agree that the UI feels thoughtful. I noticed a handful of small things to pick on (and if I'm good I'll go…
abathur on HNIt looks very nice. The UI is very intuitive. It's very intelligent to search commits or symbols with the help of dropdown wizard everywhere, cool! I'm very interested in the…
steveluo9 on HN
Performance, especially blame view
From 2 comments
the performance of the 'blame' view is so much better than Gitlab. Great job!
ratata on HNI do this part time since 2012, see code line trends here: https://code.onedev.io/projects/onedev-server/stats/lines I take a lot of time optimizing the performance, and it can…
robinshen on HN
Animated README screenshots
From 2 comments
Your readme is absolutely delightful. I love the animated screenshots. Hopefully more projects will take notice of how helpful that is!
tomashubelbauer on HNThis looks really great, what do you use to generate all the feature gifs on the front page? I love when I see features visualized out like this, so easy to comprehend
pheouk on HN
Objections
No SSH key support
From 1 comment
I use gitbucket, for my own private repositories. Using this would be awesome because the one thing I'm really missing is the ability to run CI-jobs in an integrated fashion.…
stevekemp on HN
Name sounds like Bitbucket
From 1 comment
Looks interesting. Shame about the name, though. Sounds far too much like BitBucket.
MaxBarraclough on HN
Build from source dependency issues with private artifactory
From 2 comments
FYI - your code does not build for me because of dependency resolution issues. Not sure why. I'm using latest Idea.
sandGorgon on HNPlease run below from command line first to see if it works: mvn clean package
robinshen on HN
Requests
Data import/export from GitLab and GitHub
From 1 comment
Great work, congratulations! Will definitely give it a try. Having said that, this project needs data import/export functionality (certainly for GitLab and GitHub; perhaps, also…
ablekh on HN
LDAP or SSO support
From 1 comment
What it does need is either support for LDAP sync or SSO support though...
compuguy on HN
Container, npm and nuget registries
From 2 comments
This looks amazing! I will definitely use this! Is there any plan on kanban boards and/or an container/npm/nuget registry? Keep up the good work!
makkesk8 on HNPlease take into consideration that there is a need for nested docker repos (one additional level is enough like GitLab has per project). The overall ECR/Azure/GitHub registry…
lloeki on HN
Helm chart for Kubernetes
From 1 comment
Is there a Helm chart available for quick K8s installation?
rmdashrfstar on HN
Questions
Hosted cloud version plans
From 2 comments
It looks very nice. The UI is very intuitive. It's very intelligent to search commits or symbols with the help of dropdown wizard everywhere, cool! I'm very interested in the…
steveluo9 on HNWow, this is seriously impressive, and rammed with features! Do you have any plans to monetise, perhaps by providing a hosted version? (altho I guess that would be hard, given…
GordonS on HN
Scalability to large repos
From 1 comment
It even has code intelligence, for example in…
nh2 on HN
Alternatives named
GitLab
From 2 comments
Great work, congratulations! Will definitely give it a try. Having said that, this project needs data import/export functionality (certainly for GitLab and GitHub; perhaps, also…
ablekh on HNWell, as the main competitor is notoriously slow but otherwise pretty great, I'd say some focus on performance makes sense!
vanviegen on HN
GitBucket
From 2 comments
I use gitbucket, for my own private repositories. Using this would be awesome because the one thing I'm really missing is the ability to run CI-jobs in an integrated fashion.…
stevekemp on HNI had a brief look at gogs, gitea, and gitbucket all at the same time. Gitbucket struck me as the simplest to use, and "good-enough". I'd switch to whichever was first to support…
stevekemp on HN
Gitea
From 1 comment
Did you try gitea?
carlmr on HN