- GitLab
- Getting Started With GitLab
- Connect GitLab to Boost.space Integrator
- Projects
- Users
- Issues
- Issue Notes
- Pushes
- Commits
- List Commit Comments
- Search Repository Commits
- Get a Commit
- Get a Diff of a Commit
- Post a Comment to Commit
- Cherry Pick a Commit
- Merge Requests
- Watch Merge Requests
- Search Merge Requests
- List Merge Request Changes
- 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
- Merge Request Notes
- Repositories
- Branches
- Pipeline
- Jobs
- Tags
- To-do Items
- Labels
- Milestones
- Variables
- Wiki Pages
- Snippets
- Groups
- Deployments
- Releases
- Other
- Changelog
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The GitLab modulesa module is an application or tool designed to handle specific business functions, such as CRM, project management, or inventory. The system's modular architecture allows you to activate only the modules you need, enabling customization and scalability as your business requirements evolve. enable you to monitor and manage projects, issues, issue notes, commits, merge requests, merge request notes, repositories, branches, pipelines, jobs, tags, to-do itemsItems are rows in records (order/request/invoice/purchase...), labelsIn Boost.space, a label is a tag that can be added to items within a module. It's a flexible tool used to categorize and organize data, making it easier to customize workflows and processes., milestones, variables, snippets, groups, and more in your GitLab account.
Prerequisites
- A GitLab account
In order to use GitLab with Boost.spaceA platform that centralizes and synchronizes company data from internal and external sources, offering a suite of modules and addons for project management, CRM, data visualization, and more. Has many features to optimize your workflow! IntegratorPart of the Boost.space system, where you can create your connections and automate your processes., it is necessary to have a GitLab account. If you do not have one, you can create a GitLab account at gitlab.com.
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| The modulea module is an application or tool designed to handle specific business functions, such as CRM, project management, or inventory. The system's modular architecture allows you to activate only the modules you need, enabling customization and scalability as your business requirements evolve. dialog fields that are displayed in bold (in the Boost.space Integrator scenarioA specific connection between applications in which data can be transferred. Two types of scenarios: active/inactive., not in this documentation article) are mandatory! |
Select the connection type:
- Go to Boost.space Integrator, and open the GitLab module’s Create a connection dialog.
- Enter the name of the connection to the Connection name field, and click Continue.
After you click the Continue button, Boost.space Integrator will redirect you to the GitLab website, where you will be prompted to sign in and grant Boost.space Integrator access to your account.
Confirm the dialog by clicking the Authorize button.
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, e.g., gitlab.com (default), or gitlab.{yourServer}.com. Private token Enter your private token. For more details about creating a token please 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.
Retrieves project details when a new project is created.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – List All Projects.
Retrieves all projects in your account by the specified filter settings.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – List All Projects.
Retrieves projects where the authenticated userCan use the system on a limited basis based on the rights assigned by the admin. is set as ownerIn Boost.space, an Owner is a role within a space that grants comprehensive control over that space. Owners can manage members, managers, and other owners, view and manage records, edit space settings—including status lists and labels—and have the authority to delete the entire space..
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – List User Projects.
Retrieves the usersCan use the system on a limited basis based on the rights assigned by the admin. of the project.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Get Project Users.
Retrieves project details.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Get Single Project.
Returns a single user.
| Connection | Establish a connection to your GitLab account. |
| User ID | Select or map the User ID whose details you want to retrieve. |
Searches for users or lists them all.
| Connection | Establish a connection to your GitLab account. |
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Search Users.
TriggersThe initial event that starts a scenario. It can be an action, a scheduled time, or a custom event, and is essential to define at the beginning of each scenario. when a new issue is created or an existing issue is updated/closed/reopened.
Required Permissions: api
| WebhookA webhook is a way for an app to send real-time information to a specific URL in response to certain events or triggers. name | Enter the name of the webhook. |
| Connection | Establish a connection to your GitLab account. |
| Project | Select the project in which you want to watch issues. |
Retrieves issue details.
Required Permissions: api
| Connection | Establish a connection to your GitLab account. |
| Project | Select the project that contains the issue you want to retrieve details about. |
| Issue IID | Enter (map) the ID of the issue you want to retrieve details about. |
Returns all issues by the specified filter settings.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – List Issues.
Returns all issues in a specified project.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – List Project Issues.
Retrieves all issues assigned to a single project milestone.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Get All Issues Assigned to a Single Milestone.
Retrieves all the issues that would be closed by merging the provided merge request.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – List Issues That Will Close on Merge.
Creates a new project issue.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – New Issue.
Updates an existing project issue. This call is also used to mark an issue as closed.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Edit Issue.
Deletes an issue.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Delete an Issue.
Triggered when a new comment is made on commits, merge requests, issues, and code snippets.
Required Permissions: api
| Webhook name | Enter the name of the webhook. |
| Connection | Establish a connection to your GitLab account. |
| Project | Select the project you want to watch issue notes for. |
Retrieves a list of all notes for a single issue.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – List Project Issue Notes.
Retrieves a single note for a specific project issue.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Get Single Issue Note.
Creates a new note to a single project issue.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Create New Issue Note.
Modifies an existing note of an issue.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Modify Existing Issue Note.
Triggers when you push to the repository, except when pushing tags.
Required Permissions: api
| Webhook name | Enter the name of the webhook. |
| Connection | Establish a connection to your GitLab account. |
| Project | Select the project you want to watch pushes for. |
Retrieves comments of a commit in a project.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Modify Existing Issue Note.
Retrieves a list of repository commits in a project.
Required Permissions:api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – List Repository Commits.
Retrieves a specific commit identified by the commit hash or name of a branch or tag.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Get a Single Commit
Gets the diff of a commit in a project.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Get the Diff of a Commit.
Adds a comment to a commit.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Post Comment to Commit.
Cherry picks a commit to a given branch.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Cherry Pick a Commit.
Triggers when a new merge request is created, an existing merge request was updated/merged/closed, or a commit is added in the source branch.
Required Permissions: api
| Webhook name | Enter the name of the webhook. |
| Connection | Establish a connection to your GitLab account. |
| Project | Select the project you want to watch merge requests for. |
Retrieves all merge requests by the filter settings.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – List Merge Requests.
Retrieves information about the merge request including its files and changes.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Get Single MR Changes.
Retrieves all the issues that will be closed by merging the provided merge request.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – List Issues That Will Close on Merge.
Retrieves information about a single merge request.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Get Single MR.
Retrieves a list of merge request commits.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Get Single MR Commits.
Creates a new merge request.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Create MR.
Updates an existing merge request. You can change the target branch, title, or even close the MR.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Update MR.
Manually creates a to-do itemItems are rows in records (order/request/invoice/purchase...) for the current user on a merge request.
Required Permissions:api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Create a Todo.
Merges changes submitted with merge request.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Accept MR.
Only for adminsA user role in Boost.space with comprehensive system access, including the ability to add, remove, and manage all system levels. Admins can oversee all users, configure system settings, create custom fields, and manage modules and addons. Admin can also access Integrator and manage automations. and project ownersIn Boost.space, an Owner is a role within a space that grants comprehensive control over that space. Owners can manage members, managers, and other owners, view and manage records, edit space settings—including status lists and labels—and have the authority to delete the entire space.. Deletes the merge request in question.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Delete a Merge Request.
Cancels a merge request when the pipeline succeeds.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Cancel Merge When Pipeline Succeeds.
Retrieves a list of all notes for a single merge request.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – List All Merge Request Notes.
Returns a single note for a given merge request.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Get Single Merge Request Note.
Creates a new note for a single merge request.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Create New Merge Request Note.
Modifies the existing note of a merge request.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Modify Existing Merge Request Note.
Retrieves a repository contributors list.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Contributors.
Retrieves a list of repository files and directories in a project.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – List Repository Tree.
Retrieves information about a file in the repository like name, size, or content.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – List Repository Tree.
Retrieves file content from a repository.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Get File From Repository
Adds a file to the repository.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Create New File in Repository.
Deletes an existing file from the repository.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Delete Existing File in Repository.
Searches for repository branches by the search term.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – List Repository Branches.
Retrieves repository branch details.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Get Single Repository Branch.
Creates a new branch in the repository.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Create Repository Branch.
Deletes a branch from the repository.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Delete Repository Branch.
Triggers on statusIn Boost.space, statuses are indicators assigned to records within modules to represent their current state or progress. They can be system-defined, such as "Active" or "Done," or custom-created to fit specific workflows. Statuses help track and manage tasks, projects, and processes efficiently. change of Pipeline.
Required Permissions: api
| Webhook name | Enter the name of the webhook. |
| Connection | Establish a connection to your GitLab account. |
| Project | Select the project in which you want to watch pipelines. |
Retrieves all pipelines for the project.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – List Project Pipelines.
Retrieves pipeline details.
Required Permissions:api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Get a Single Pipeline.
Retries failed builds in a pipeline.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Retry Jobs in a Pipeline.
Creates a new pipeline.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Create a New Pipeline.
Cancels a pipeline’s builds.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Cancel a Pipelines Jobs.
Triggers on status change of a job.
Required Permissions: api
| Webhook name | Enter the name of the webhook. |
| Connection | Establish a connection to your GitLab account. |
| Project | Select the project in which you want to watch jobs. |
Retrieves a list of jobs in a project.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – List Jobs.
Retrieves a single job of a project.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Get a Single Job.
Cancels a single job of a project.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Cancel a Job.
Triggers a manual action to start a job.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Play a Job.
Erases a job of a project (remove job artifacts and job log).
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Erase a Job.
Prevents artifacts from being deleted when expiration is set.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Keep Artifacts.
Triggers when you create (or delete) tags to the repository.
Required Permissions: api
| Webhook name | Enter the name of the webhook. |
| Connection | Establish a connection to your GitLab account. |
| Project | Select the project you want to watch tags for. |
Retrieves a list of repository tags from a project, sorted by name in reverse alphabetical order.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – List Project Repository Tags.
Retrieves a specific repository tag determined by its name.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Get a Single Repository Tag.
Creates a new tag in the repository that points to the supplied ref.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Create a New Tag.
Deletes a tag.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Delete a Tag.
Retrieves to-do item details when a new item is added.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Get a List of Todos.
Retrieves a list of to-do items.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Get a List of Todos.
Creates a to-do item for the authenticated user on an issue.
Required Permissions:api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Create a Todo.
Marks a single pending to-do item given by its ID for the current user as done.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Mark a Todo as Done.
Retrieves all labels in the project.
Required Permissions:api
Please find field descriptions in the –GitLab Developer Documentation – List Labels.
Retrieves labelIn Boost.space, a label is a tag that can be added to items within a module. It's a flexible tool used to categorize and organize data, making it easier to customize workflows and processes. details.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Get a Single Project Label.
Creates a new label for the given repository with the given name and color.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Create a New Label.
Updates an existing label with new name or new color.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Edit an Existing Label.
Deletes a project label.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Delete a Label.
Retrieves all milestones in the project.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – List Project Milestones.
Retrieves milestone details.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Get Single Milestone.
Creates a new project milestone.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Create New Milestone.
Updates an existing project milestone.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Edit Milestone.
Deletes a milestone.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Delete Project Milestone.
Retrieves a list of a project’s variables.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – List Project Variables.
Retrieves details of a project’s specific variable.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Show Variable Details.
Creates a new variable.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Create Variable.
Updates a project’s variable.
Required Permissions:api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Update Variable.
Removes a project’s variable.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Remove Variable.
Triggers when a wiki page is created, updated, or deleted.
Required Permissions: api
| Webhook name | Enter the name of the webhook. |
| Connection | Establish a connection to your GitLab account. |
| Project | Select the project you want to watch wiki pages for. |
Gets a list of all notes for a single snippet. Snippet notes are comments users can post to a snippet.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – List All Snippets Notes.
Retrieves a single note for a given snippet.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Get Single Snippet Note.
Creates a new note for a single snippet. Snippet notes are comments users can post to a snippet.
Required Permissions:api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Create New Snippet Note.
Modifies an existing note of a snippet.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Modify Existing Snippet Note.
Retrieves a list of visible groups for the authenticated user based on specified filter settings.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – List Groups.
Creates a new project group.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – New Group.
Retrieves a list of deployments in a project.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – List Project Deployments.
Creates a release.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Create a Release.
Updates a release.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – Update a Release.
Retrieves current authenticated user’s details.
Required Permissions: api
Please find field descriptions in the GitLab Developer Documentation – List Current User.
Allows you to perform a custom API call.
Required Permissions:api
| Connection | Establish a connection to your GitLab account. | |||
| URL | Enter a path relative to https://www.gitlab.com/api/.For example: /v4/projects.
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| Method | Select the HTTP method you want to use:
GET to retrieve information for an entry. POST to create a new entry. PUT to update/replace an existing entry. PATCH to make a partial entry update. DELETE to delete an entry. |
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| Headers | Enter the desired request headers. You don’t have to add authorization headers; we’ve already done this for you. | |||
| Query String | Enter the request query string. | |||
| Body | Enter the body content for your API call. |
The following API call returns all projects you are a memberIn Boost.space, a Member is a role within a space that permits an individual to view and manage records using existing statuses and labels. Members cannot manage other members or modify space settings. of in your GitLab account:
URL:
/v4/projects
Method:
GET
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The result can be found in the module’s Output under BundleA bundle is a chunk of data and the basic unit for use with modules. A bundle consists of items, similar to how a bag may contain separate, individual items. > Body.
In our example, 2 projects were returned:
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