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    GitLab

    Read and manage GitLab issues and merge requests, and check pipeline status, from Atlas.

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    What this connector does

    • Read and change issues, and read and add comments, on your projects.
    • Open, approve, and merge merge requests, with a readiness check before any merge.
    • Read pipelines, branches, labels, and milestones.
    • Search projects and see which account the connection acts as.

    Before you begin

    • You are an owner or administrator of your Atlas workspace.
    • You can sign in to your GitLab account and approve access for Atlas.
    • Atlas looks after the GitLab app on its side, so there is nothing for you to create or copy.

    How to connect

    1

    Open GitLab in Integrations

    In Atlas, open Integrations and select GitLab.

    2

    Press Connect

    Atlas sends you to GitLab to sign in. Sign in with the account you want to connect.

    3

    Approve access

    Review the permissions that GitLab lists and approve them. Atlas returns you to the connector page, which then shows the connection.

    4

    Check the connection

    Select Test connection on the connector page. A passing result means Atlas can read from GitLab.

    Permissions Atlas asks for

    Full read and write accessapi
    Read user identityread_user
    Read repository contentread_repository

    Setup checklist

    1. Confirm you are an owner or administrator of your Atlas workspace.
    2. Open Integrations and select the connector.
    3. Press Connect and sign in to GitLab.
    4. Review the permissions that GitLab lists and approve them.
    5. Select Test connection and read the result.

    Troubleshooting

    • invalid_grant

      The sign-in approval expired or was already used. Retry the connection once.

    • Connect says GitLab is not available yet

      Atlas has not enabled GitLab for this deployment, so there is nothing for you to configure. Check again later.

    • The sign-in was cancelled

      If you close the GitLab screen or choose Cancel, Atlas does not connect. Press Connect again and approve the access.

    • Atlas asks you to reconnect

      GitLab can end a connection when access is revoked or a password changes. Press Reconnect on the connector page and approve the access again.

    Event notifications

    Atlas does not listen for GitLab events yet. Operations run only when someone starts them.

    Disconnect and data deletion

    1. Click Disconnect on the Atlas GitLab connector page.
    2. Open Applications and remove the Atlas Connector authorization.

    When you are ready, open the live connector page and press Connect to finish connecting GitLab.

    Open the GitLab connector page
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    On this page

    • What this connector does
    • Before you begin
    • How to connect
    • Permissions Atlas asks for
    • Setup checklist
    • Troubleshooting
    • Event notifications
    • Disconnect and data deletion

    Next steps

    • Open the GitLab connector page
    • All connector guides
    • Verifying webhook signatures