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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Added a new FAQ entry on how to add CodeRabbit to GitLab repositories, including advice on domain allowances for access.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces a new FAQ entry focused on integrating CodeRabbit with GitLab repositories. It specifically guides users on configuring their repositories to permit access by adding coderabbit.ai to the list of allowed domains. This change aims to streamline the process for users facing access restrictions when attempting to connect CodeRabbit to their GitLab projects.

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File Path	Change Summary
docs/faq/faq.md	Added FAQ entry on adding CodeRabbit to GitLab repositories by allowing coderabbit.ai as an allowed domain.

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The new FAQ entry about adding CodeRabbit to GitLab repositories is clear and directly addresses the primary concern regarding domain access restrictions. However, it might be beneficial to provide a bit more context or a step-by-step guide on how to add coderabbit.ai as an allowed domain within GitLab's settings. This could further assist users in navigating GitLab's interface to make the necessary changes.