Connect Gitlab to Automated Workflows

Supported operations

Operation

Description

Create an Issue

Creates a new issue in a GitLab repository.

Edit an Issue

Edits an existing issue in a GitLab repository.

Get an Issue

Retrieves the details of an issue from a GitLab repository.

Get Issues of a Repository

Retrieves a list of issues from a GitLab repository.

Lock an Issue

Locks or unlocks the discussion on an issue in a GitLab repository.

Create a Comment On an Issue

Creates a comment on an issue in a GitLab repository.

Create a Release

Creates a new release in a GitLab repository.

Delete a Release

Deletes a release from a GitLab repository.

Get a Release

Retrieves a release from a GitLab repository.

Get Many Releases

Retrieves multiple releases from a GitLab repository.

Update a Release

Updates an existing release in a GitLab repository.

Get a Repository

Retrieves details of a specific repository from GitLab.

Get a User Repositories

Securely retrieves a list of personal repositories for the authorized user.

List Files

Lists files in a GitLab repository.

Documentation

Operation Details

Credentials Guide

FAQ about Gitlab integrations

Q: Why do I keep getting 401 Unauthorized or 403 Forbidden errors?

A: This is usually related to your credentials (Personal Access Token). Please check the following:

Token Validity: Ensure your Personal Access Token has not expired.
Permission Scope: Check if you granted sufficient permissions when creating the token. For most operations, at least the api scope is required.
Token Correctness: Confirm that the token you entered in the GoInsight credential configuration is complete and correct.

Q: How do I find my RepositoryId?

A: You have two ways to specify a repository:

Path: The easiest way is to use the path from the URL, in the format group-name/project-name or user-name/project-name.
Numeric ID: You can find a unique numeric ID on the project's settings page.

Q: What is the difference between IssueId and IssueIid?

A: This is an important concept in GitLab:

IssueId: This is a globally unique ID across your entire GitLab instance.
IssueIid: This is the Internal ID, which is unique within a single project and is incremental. It is usually displayed in the UI as #1, #2, etc. Most API operations (like editing, commenting) use the IssueIid to locate an issue within a specific project.

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