Is that possible to create a new Gitlab issue from Redmine?
I meant when we create a Redmine issue it will automatically create an issue in Gitlab.
So in this case, our client will create an issue from Redmine and that issue will be handle with our developer in the Gitlab issue.
Maybe you guys have an idea.
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In a project I'm collaborating in GitLab one my MR is approved but GitLab still showing that
Cannot solve this issue with that is saying need to be approved but is already approved.
I already tried with the colleagues:
asked other colleagues to approve
Revoked and approved again
No success and there is no clue about it.
Seems a bug of Gitlab maybe.
Decided to answer as was resolved and explain the issue.
The issue seems was a permission sort of a bug.
The administrator of the repo group had to reset the permissions to default and reapply it from beginning.
Then I was able to merge and continue using it.
Seems the issue affected varipus collaborators and the administrator contacted the Gitlab support about this issue.
For now worked resetting and applying again the same permissions.
However, strange issue happen.
I want to share my project on GitHub from Android Studio using Import into Version Control then I got this notification, could someone help me with this? VCS Notification
I'm getting this too. I created new repo on github and pushed my code from git-bash. That works. Maybe it's a problem for some time.
I have recently started using Gitlab and integrated with Jira. Both Gitlab and Jira server are self hosted internally in my corporate environment.
I have come across a requirement where I want to create a branch in Gitlab for a project/issue directly from the JIRA issue.
Is it possible to do it? If yes then how? Is there any plugin required for that?
I have gone through some documentation but I couldn't find anything similar so if anyone has any idea please let me know.
https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/integrations/jira.html
This is now supported, with GitLab 14.2 (August 2021), in certain condition (Jira Cloud):
Create a GitLab branch from a Jira issue
Users of the GitLab.com for Jira Cloud application can now create GitLab branches directly from a Jira issue’s development panel.
This enables developers to begin work on issues without having to switch tools and lose context.
See Documentation and Issue.
That's not possible using the embedded Gitlab-Jira integration.
In jira, I suppose you have a workflow with statuses and transition. You need to configure a post function on your transition to call Gitlab API from your jira using groovy script.
I have a trouble making git push work for me for Dokku instance on Azure. In particular, it was installed using this template. For installation I used the latest Dokku version (0.10.3) with Ubuntu 16.04.
The problem, I think, is that a special admin User is created from this template. So, I can ssh using its name and it works pretty well, but when I try to git push to remote (which is dokku#...) it prompts for a password. There is a similar question on StackOverflow, but I don't see any obvious solution to my problem
As I mentioned on the issue you filed in our issue tracker, you will still need to setup the ssh user via the web ui we start for your server. Once you set that up, you should be able to push code.
We use Youtrack for our developers, and we have GitLab CE with repos. In several projects we allow external users to post issues in GitLab and I need copy of them in YouTrack. At least initial copy on posting.
Can't find any solution on web. So I guess we need to make our own, but with way is better?
YouTrack project workflows requesting some GitLab API url?
Webhooks? I don't see any web hook receiver on YouTrack side. Is there any web
hook Should U make some thing in the middle?
There're no webhooks available in YouTrack indeed, so your options would be either to use some external service that would copy information from GitLab to YouTrack, or create a workflow that would request GitLab for new issues every once in awhile.