Connect GitLab integrations
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Build your GitLab integrations.
Create custom GitLab workflows by choosing triggers, actions, and searches. A trigger is an event that launches the workflow, an action is the event.
Connect any app with GitLab
Popular GitLab workflows.
Looking to get more out of GitLab? With Make you can visually integrate GitLab into any workflow to save time and resources — no coding required. Try any of these templates in just a few clicks.
Create Pastebin pastes from new GitLab issues
Every time a new Gitlab issue is created, Make will automatically create a paste for it (privately or publicly, depending on the confidentiality).
TRY IT ->Post new GitLab merge requests to Mattermost
Every time a new GitLab merge request is created, Make will automatically send a Mattermost message.
TRY IT ->Post new GitLab projects to Mattermost
Every time a new GitLab project is created, Make will automatically send a Mattermost message.
TRY IT ->Post new GitLab issues to Mattermost
Every time a new GitLab issue is created, Make will automatically send a Mattermost message.
TRY IT ->Post GitLab push events to Mattermost
Every time a new GitLab push event is created, Make will automatically send a Mattermost message.
TRY IT ->Create a GitLab issue from a new Mattermost post
Every time a new Mattermost message is posted, Make will automatically create a GitLab issue.
TRY IT ->Create Opsgenie Alert from new GitLab issues
Every time a new GitLab issue is created, Make will automatically creates a new Alert in Opsgenie.
TRY IT ->Send a Slack message on a new GitLab merge request
Every time a new GitLab merge request is created, Make will automatically send a Slack message.
TRY IT ->Send a Slack message on a new GitLab push event
Every time a new GitLab push event is created, Make will automatically send a Slack message.
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