GitLab + Coda

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GitLab + Coda

Keep track of your time and product development, all within one doc.

Coda

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With the GitLab Pack for Coda⁠

, you can manage merge requests, track issues, review commits, and keep an eye on projects. And you can access the Pack right within your docs, via two options:

Type /gitlab anywhere on a page.

Open the Explore panel, and search for GitLab.

Once you authenticate, you can add GitLab columns to your tables or use pre-configured packs tables. You can also leverage a number of other integrations supported by Coda to do things like:

Push a button to notify your team of a completed task with the merge request details.

Automatically add the due date to resolve an issue to the assignees Google Calendar.

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You can also use Coda’s formula language to automate or manage your GitLab data in a table. Simply visit

coda.io/formulas⁠

and scroll down to Pack Formulas > GitLab in the left hand menu.

Prefer a running start?

Just copy this doc

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💡 Here’s a tip: If you’re familiar with GitHub and plan on giving the GitLab Pack a try, please remember that the two platforms use slightly different names for similar things. For example, “Pull Requests” in GitHub are “Merge Requests in GitLab, and GitHub’s “Repos” are called “Projects” in GitLab.

Explore the GitLab Pack with this doc.

Start by copying this doc.

Sync your merge requests in the table below. 👇

Explore:

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Managing merge requests⁠

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Commit review⁠

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Open issues⁠

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To install the GitLab Pack in a new doc, click the puzzle piece icon (

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) in the top right of the toolbar.

Merge requests

Merge requests

Merge Request

Author

Created

State

Open

Update README.md

Neytiri

Mon, Oct 12, 5:04 PM

merged

Open

Update main.js

Huayang Guo

Thu, Sep 10, 4:13 PM

opened

Open

Add a PR.

Huayang Guo

Thu, Sep 10, 4:12 PM

merged

Open

Add another formula to main.js

Neytiri

Thu, Oct 15, 3:46 PM

merged

Open

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