GitLab

GitLab Connector

Quickly build integrations connecting your B2B SaaS to GitLab.

About the GitLab Connector

Manage projects, issues, merge requests, branches, and repository files in GitLab.com or a self-managed GitLab instance, including instances on a private network.

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Actions

Actions are tasks that you add to your workflow. One action might update records in a third-party API, while another action might fetch a list of records.

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Triggers

Triggers cause workflows to run. Some triggers run on a schedule. Others are invoked by a webhook request, or poll an API for new data. If a connector does not have a built-in trigger, you can use a generic scheduled or webhook trigger.

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FAQs

Learn more about this connector and related integration functionality.

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Actions

Action Name	Action Description
Create Branch	Create a branch from an existing branch, tag, or commit.
Delete Branch	Delete a branch. Protected branches cannot be deleted.
Get Branch	Retrieve a branch and its latest commit.
List Branches	List the branches in a project's repository.
Get Commit	Retrieve a commit with its change statistics.
List Commits	List commits in a project's repository, with optional filters.
Create File	Create a file in a repository by committing it to a branch.
Get File	Retrieve a file from a repository. The content is returned Base64-encoded.
Update File	Update an existing file in a repository by committing to a branch.
Get Group	Retrieve a group by ID or path.
List Groups	List groups visible to the authenticated user.
Create Issue	Create an issue in a project.
Delete Issue	Delete an issue. Users with the Planner or Owner role can delete any issue; other project members can delete the issues they authored.
Get Issue	Retrieve an issue in a project by its IID.
List Issues	List issues in a project, with optional filters.
Update Issue	Update an issue's fields, or close or reopen it. Empty inputs leave the current values unchanged.
Accept Merge Request	Merge a merge request. Fails if the merge request is not mergeable or the SHA guard does not match.
Create Merge Request	Create a merge request between two branches.
Get Merge Request	Retrieve a merge request in a project by its IID.
List Merge Requests	List merge requests in a project, with optional filters.
Update Merge Request	Update a merge request's fields, or close or reopen it. Empty inputs leave the current values unchanged.
Raw Request	Send raw HTTP request to GitLab.
Create Issue Note	Add a comment to an issue.
Create Merge Request Note	Add a comment to a merge request.
List Issue Notes	List the comments and system notes on an issue.
List Merge Request Notes	List the comments and system notes on a merge request.
Get Pipeline	Retrieve a CI/CD pipeline with its timing and triggering user.
List Pipelines	List CI/CD pipelines in a project, with optional filters.
List Labels	List the labels available in a project, including inherited group labels.
List Milestones	List the milestones in a project.
List Project Members	List a project's members, including members inherited from its groups.
Get Project	Retrieve a project by ID or path.
List Projects	List projects visible to the authenticated user.
Get Current User	Retrieve the user the connection authenticates as. Useful for verifying a connection.
List Users	List or search users on the GitLab instance.
Delete Instanced Webhooks	Delete webhooks in the selected projects that point at any of this instance's flow URLs.
List Project Webhooks	List the webhooks configured on a project.

Triggers

Trigger Name	Trigger Description
New and Updated Records	Retrieves existing and ongoing issues or merge requests for a specified GitLab project. Load history once, check for changes on a schedule, or both.
Webhook	Receive events from a manually configured GitLab webhook, branching by event type.
Webhook Events	Receive project event notifications from GitLab. Automatically creates and manages a webhook in each selected project for the selected events when the instance is deployed, and removes the webhooks when the instance is deleted.

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