Comment by robswc
9 hours ago
In general, the foundations upon which it was built.
In specific, off the top of my head:
- you can't group repos
- CI/CD is far behind what GitLab offers
- Review apps (though I think now you can do this on GH with other tools)
- Can't mark PRs as drafts by default in GH
- better metric tracking, easier to see a "snapshot" of where something is at on GitLab
Tbf, GH may have closed some gaps over the years but when I was bouncing between the two GH always felt a lot more rigid and further behind than GL. It did have fantastic support for open source though, and has a few unique and fun things like the `io` site stuff. Overall though if I could choose which to work in for serious projects I'll always choose GL.
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