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Frequently Asked Questions about GitHub + GitLab integrations
New to automation with Zapier? You're not alone. Here are some answers to common questions about how Zapier works with GitHub and GitLab
How can I integrate GitHub with GitLab?
To integrate GitHub with GitLab, you need to set up a connection using our platform that allows you to trigger actions in one tool based on events in the other. This may involve creating a webhook in GitHub and linking it to your GitLab repository to automate workflows.
What kinds of triggers are available when connecting GitHub and GitLab?
When connecting GitHub and GitLab, common triggers include push events, pull requests, new issues, or comments made within your repositories. These triggers can be set to initiate specific actions such as updating a corresponding issue or merge request in the other platform.
Is it possible to automate issue tracking between GitHub and GitLab?
Yes, by setting up automated workflows, you can track issues between GitHub and GitLab. For instance, opening an issue in Github can be set to automatically create an equivalent issue in a linked GitLab project for synchronized project management.
Can pull requests and merge requests be synced between the two platforms?
Certainly! Our tools allow pull requests from a Github repository to automatically generate equivalent merge requests on a connected GitLab repository. This synchronization helps maintain workflow continuity across both platforms.
How do we handle security permissions when linking accounts between Github and Gitlab?
When integrating Github with Gitlab, we handle security permissions through OAuth authentication protocols which ensure that only authorized users can grant access between the repositories. Personal access tokens may also be used for secure connections when necessary.
Are there limitations on automated actions we can take using this integration?
While most common actions like syncing issues and repositories are supported, there might be API rate limits or permission settings that could restrict some automation capabilities temporarily depending on either platform’s policies or settings configured by your organization’s administrator.
How do changes get tracked when using integrated workflows?
Changes made through integrations are tracked via logs which document each event's timestamp and details. You’ll see what actions were triggered from your setup alongside any error messages if something didn’t execute as planned. This ensures transparency across your activities.
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Supported triggers and actions
Zapier helps you create workflows that connect your apps to automate repetitive tasks. A trigger is an event that starts a workflow, and an action is an event a Zap performs.
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