GitLab Plans to Save Up to $1M by Deleting Inactive Projects by Free Users
Right after Microsoft acquired GitHub, many users migrated to GitLab and other GitHub alternatives.
Considering many popular open-source projects can be found on GitLab, it has a good reputation with developers and project maintainers.
Now, there has been an interesting development at GitLab, as reported by The Register
Also: GitLab plans to delete dormant projects in free accounts
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GitLab plans to delete dormant projects...
GitLab plans to delete dormant projects in free accounts (Register)
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