[TheSockStealer]

We are definitely interested as well. - Open-source (check) - Self-hosted (check) - Integrates with GitLab (check)

We do run Jenkins currently for some projects, but nobody is really happy with it. Sure, it gets the job done, but not the easiest software to work with.

[sytse]

Cool, we hope that GitLab CI will be very usable. Due to the integration it will be easy to set up for a project. We're aiming for zero config: 'just add a .gitlab-ci.yml file'. And the yml file http://doc.gitlab.com/ci/yaml/README.html makes it very easy to collaborate on how a project should be tested https://about.gitlab.com/2015/05/06/why-were-replacing-gitla...

[radicalbyte]

How are you using Jenkins? I've found that it works well as long as you just have Jenkins call build, test, deploy, package scripts.

The advantage being that you can use the same scripts during development.

[mikewhy]

That's how we do it. EnvInject and shell scripts. But I'm starting to think Jenkins is a bit much to run the equivalent of "HOST=somewhere NODE_ENV=production ./script/deploy" and ping a slack channel