IT and Development
GitLab
15min
The GitLab modules enable you to monitor and manage projects, issues, issue notes, commits, merge requests, merge request notes, repositories, branches, pipelines, jobs, tags, to-do items, labels, milestones, variables, snippets, groups, and more in your GitLab account.
In order to use GitLab with Make, it is necessary to have a GitLab account.
Select the connection type:
- Go to Make, and open the GitLab module's Create a connection dialog.
- Enter the name of the connection to the Connection name field, and click Continue.
- If prompted, authenticate your account and confirm access.
- The connection has been established. You can proceed with setting up the module.
- Fill in the Create a connection dialog as follows: Connection name: Enter the name of the connection. Domain: Enter your GitLab server domain. Private token: Enter your private token. For more details about creating a token, refer to the Personal Access Tokens documentation.
- Click Continue to establish a connection to your private GitLab server.The connection has been established. You can proceed with setting up the module.
- List Commit Comments
- Search Repository Commits
- Get a Commit
- Get a Diff of a Commit
- Post a Comment to a Commit
- Chery Pick a Commit
- Merge Requests
- Watch Merge Requests
- List Merge Requests Closing an Issue
- Get a Merge Request
- Get Merge Request Commits
- Create a Merge Request
- Update a Merge Request
- Create a To-do Item on a Merge Request
- Accept a Merge Request
- Delete a Merge Request
- Cancel Merge When Pipeline Succeeds