Currently, the GitLab datasource retrieves the repo subtree as a tar.gz file, which can be cumbersome and problematic in certain scenarios. To improve this, we propose fetching the YAML files directly from the repository. This approach simplifies the process and avoids issues related to request headers, especially when using the code in a Chrome extension.
Currently, the GitLab datasource retrieves the repo subtree as a tar.gz file, which can be cumbersome and problematic in certain scenarios. To improve this, we propose fetching the YAML files directly from the repository. This approach simplifies the process and avoids issues related to request headers, especially when using the code in a Chrome extension.