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| tracking of forks || YES ([https://git.osgeo.org/_gogs_/postgis/postgis/forks example]) || YES || NO || YES | | tracking of forks || YES ([https://git.osgeo.org/_gogs_/postgis/postgis/forks example]) || YES || NO || YES | ||
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− | | download area || | + | | download area || NO (but annotated tags become downloadable packages) || YES (3) || NO || |
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| '''static web pages''' || NO || [http://doc.gitlab.com/ee/pages/README.html NO] || NO || [https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/GitHostingSoftware#Kallithea YES] | | '''static web pages''' || NO || [http://doc.gitlab.com/ee/pages/README.html NO] || NO || [https://wiki.osgeo.org/wiki/GitHostingSoftware#Kallithea YES] |
Revision as of 01:17, 30 August 2016
Comparison Table
This table is aimed at helping to decide which service to install on OSGeo machines to provide hosting for OSGeo projects.
The priority of each parameter is not currently defined.
See a list of requirements here
Feature | Gogs | GitLab-CE | Trac | Kallithea |
---|---|---|---|---|
deployed in staging | YES | NO | YES (in use) | NO |
open dev. model | YES | MOSTLY (2) | YES | |
security level | ||||
login via LDAP | YES | YES | YES | YES |
LDAP groups sync | NO | |||
autonomous creation of repositories | YES | YES | NO | YES |
autonomous creation of organizations | YES | NO | YES | |
organization management | YES (poor) | YES | NO | YES |
private repositories | YES (no filesystem permission handling) | YES | YES | |
external issue tracker | YES (example) | YES | NO | MIN |
internal issue tracker | YES | YES | YES | NO |
tool to migrate from trac | NO | YES | n/a | tbd |
tool to migrate from github | YES | |||
external wiki | YES | tbd | ||
internal wiki | YES (1) | YES (1) | YES | NO |
comment issues via mail | NO | YES | YES | YES |
PostgreSQL backend | YES | YES | YES | YES |
Multilanguage | 15 languages | YES | YES | |
Comments on diff lines | NO | YES | YES (via plugins) | YES |
Pull requests | YES | YES | NO (?) | YES |
Webhooks | YES | YES | tbd | |
Edit GIT hooks | YES (only for enabled users) | YES | ||
CI | external (like drone) | integrated | YES (plugin) | YES |
tracking of forks | YES (example) | YES | NO | YES |
download area | NO (but annotated tags become downloadable packages) | YES (3) | NO | |
static web pages | NO | NO | NO | YES |
ticket reply by mail | NO | YES (via plugin) |
- (1) : GitLab and Gogs wiki permissions match repo ones. GitLab and Gogs wikis can be accessed through a git repo.
- (2) : GitLab's development process is subject to discussion and subjective opinions. Be careful when stating a definite answer to this question. You can read here and also here and there with your trollometer on.
- (3) : GitLab allows to add release notes to git tags. Release notes are Markdown text, and you can attach files to it, resulting in a download area much like github's release area.