I love the Gitlab CI. It’s so easy to create a new project, and the CI is ready to go. No fumbling around, and the integration is great with the Gitlab docker image store.
And to make it worse, paging is extremely slow, so it could take an hour of paging into the middle of the list to find the name of the image you're looking for. Even if the image was uploaded 1 minute ago it could be in the middle page.
Thankfully I don't have to do this very often, but it's a horrible experience when needed.
For similar reasons deleting unneeded images takes forever and is not feasible.
My work uses Github and has all the repos hosted there. I tried to start using Github Actions (or whatever it is called?) about a month ago, and just couldn't make sense of it.. does it provision servers from Docker images/docker-compose files? or is it only a "carcass" where I have to add an additional server? can I do everything "as code" or do I have to mingle with the web console ?
After spending about 2 hours tinkering I gave up.