We use GitLab at a small company (around 15 employees), and love it because it's free in its core offering, self-hosted, and works really well. Conveniently, it comes with MatterMost included out of the box. Great for intra-office communication!
We are at the point where we wouldn't mind scaling up to the paid 'Starter' level of GitLab if it would mean being able to replace Jira as our issue tracker. One thing that worries me though, is how GitLab seems to focus all of the relevant developments in that area (epics, roadmaps, etc.) on their 'Supreme' level of paid plans, which is way beyond our means.
Is there a clear plan for the issue tracking side of things as far as the 'Core' and 'Starter' offerings are concerned?
We are continuing to improve our issue tracking / project management at different tiers. You can take a look at these epics and issues to see much of the work that we have already planned. Most of these issues are in Core or Starter:
We are at the point where we wouldn't mind scaling up to the paid 'Starter' level of GitLab if it would mean being able to replace Jira as our issue tracker. One thing that worries me though, is how GitLab seems to focus all of the relevant developments in that area (epics, roadmaps, etc.) on their 'Supreme' level of paid plans, which is way beyond our means.
Is there a clear plan for the issue tracking side of things as far as the 'Core' and 'Starter' offerings are concerned?