Add and Manage GitLab Groups

Before you can add or manage GitLab groups and projects, you must connect or add GitLab groups while setting up IT services. However, you can also add GitLab groups in the GitLab pane of Tools tab.

After you successfully add Git organizations, you can:

Add GitLab Groups

1. Sign in to the Project Control Center.

2. Click a project of interest.

3. Scroll down to the Tools Status section, and click EasyCLA. Note: You can also connect the GitLab groups during IT setup in the IT Services Status section, and then install the EasyCLA application in the Tools Status section to add it for the CLA process.

4. Under CLA Groups, select a CLA group to which you have added the project.

5. Click Manage next to the project for which you want to manage repositories.

6. Under the GITLAB tab, click the + sign at the top right of ADD GITLAB GROUP.

7. Provide the complete URL of the GitLab group, as shown in the image, in the Enter GitLab Group URL field, and click Connect.

8. Click Install GitLab EasyCLA App.

9. Click Authorize.

10. Installation Successful window appears. Close the window, navigate to the Project Control Center, and click I'm Done Installing.

Enable Branch Protection and Auto Enable New Repositories

After adding the GitLab group, you should enable branch protection and auto enable new repositories.

  • Enable Branch Protection automatically enables the EasyCLA check for all the branches of the GitLab group. If you select this check box, you do not need to enable branch protection manually.

  • Auto Enable New Repositories automatically adds a repository under the GitLab group on the project console when you add a project to the GitLab group.

To enable branch protection and auto enable new repositories:

2. Click both the check boxes, and click Save Changes.

Disassociate GitLab Groups

  1. Click Disassociate GitLab Group, and click Disassociate on the confirmation window.

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