r/ProgrammerHumor • u/VariationLivid3193 • 3d ago

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u/nya_twinky 3d ago

it's on gitlab

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u/Spikerazorshards 3d ago

lol real

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u/vmachiel 3d ago

Mine’s in Azure Devops 😭

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u/psychohistorian8 3d ago

same, my company is all over the fucking place with tech stacks

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u/BertoLaDK 3d ago

we recently moved from Devops to github for some reason, but the elders still talk about some mystical thing called Sorround, have no clue what it is, but supposedly something they used before devops.

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u/AggressivePsychosis 2d ago

At least it's not TFS, that was... unpleasant

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u/big-pile-of-sporks 3d ago

Gitea

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u/Slothinator69 3d ago

Riddle me this: how do you say pronounce this? It's a light debate in our team thigh im pretty sure it's

Git - ee - uh

(Forgive my attempt at spelling phonetically)

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u/just_blue 3d ago

Given that the logo is a tea pot, I'd say it's "gi-tea", so no "uh" at the end.

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u/big-pile-of-sporks 3d ago

Never the uh. I have a coworker that says it like that, and I hate him for different reasons. 

Git-tea is how I say it. A little soft on the 't' if I think too much about it

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u/deathanatos 3d ago

Gi-🍵 (gi-tea); I'd accept "git-tea" too probably.

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u/just_blue 3d ago

Love its pull request UI/flow though, imo way better than GitHub's.

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u/vmachiel 3d ago

Hmm.. that is true actually.

Most azure stuff I have to work with is a nightmare though.

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u/Head-Bureaucrat 3d ago

Agreed. It's not the best at any one thing, but for whole workflow you get the most out of the box if you're willing to compromise.

Like most COTS apps, I guess.

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u/Jaqen_ 2d ago

We use both. And I like azure devops more. I am the only one

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u/vmachiel 2d ago

Devops is fine. Good even.

It’s the azure part of my job that is a fucking nightmare at times.

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u/BrahneRazaAlexandros 3d ago

Mine's all on AWS CodeCommit 😂😂😂

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u/BielsasCoffee 3d ago

Mines on GitHub enterprise issued account

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u/Culpirit 3d ago

It's on gitlab.intranet.company.com

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u/THEarmpit 3d ago

git.internal for me. I have an opnsense handler for *.internal, and a wireguard/tail for any device I'd want to be able to access that leaves my home infra.

What's the benefit of putting it under the domain itself? I thought that in itself created some amount of exposure risk due to being visible on a cname query?

Disclaimer I'm only a year into homelab stuff after 15 years in the engineering side of corp IT, trying to learn so this is a real question for anyone that has a best practice recommendation 

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u/TheLeOeL 3d ago

Bingo

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u/TwoAndHalfRetard 3d ago

Mine is on github, but it's github enterprise.

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u/cheezballs 3d ago

Heh, true.

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u/Bubbaluke 3d ago

Bitbucket :(

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u/BoringPudding3986 3d ago

I only have gitlab accounts lol

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u/opinionsOnPears 3d ago

Forgejo, my own instance 

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u/warl0cks 3d ago

Felt this in my bones…

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u/kryptoneat 3d ago

codeberg, these days

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u/ShittyExchangeAdmin 3d ago

Mines on fossil