One-click actions for GitLab merge requests: auto-merge, version bump, force merge, custom CI jobs, Jira integration. Works with any self-hosted GitLab instance. No tokens needed.
GitLab's UI requires multiple clicks and page reloads for common MR operations. This extension adds action buttons directly to the MR page — rebase, bump version, enable auto-merge, all in one click. Plus deep Jira integration without leaving GitLab.
| Button | What it does |
|---|---|
| Rebase | Rebase branch without merging |
| Version Bump | Commit version increment (patch/minor/major) via GitLab API |
| Rebase + Version | Rebase, then bump version |
| Rebase + Auto-merge | Rebase and enable auto-merge when pipeline passes |
| Ship | Rebase + Version + Auto-merge — full release flow in one click |
| Force Merge | Merge immediately, bypass pipeline wait |
| Retry Failed | Retry all failed CI jobs |
| New Pipeline | Trigger a new pipeline |
| Cancel Pipeline | Cancel running pipeline |
| Draft Toggle | Mark/unmark MR as draft |
| Copy MR | Copy MR title + link to clipboard |
| Reviewers | Quick-set reviewers from a preconfigured list |
| Custom Jobs | Trigger any manually-configured CI job |
All buttons are configurable — show/hide, reorder via drag & drop. Per-project profiles let you override settings for specific repositories.
- Jira status badges — colored badges showing ticket status parsed from MR titles
- Issue type & priority icons — native Jira icons next to status badges
- "Only mine" filter — one-click toggle to show only your MRs
- "Needs my review" filter — show MRs where you are a reviewer
- "Your review" badge — detects reviewer assignments from comments
- Dim Draft MRs — visually de-emphasize draft MRs
- Highlight your MRs — blue left border on your own MRs
- Copy MR from list — copy title + link without opening the MR
- MR age badge — shows time since MR was created
Deep integration with Jira via session cookies (no API tokens needed):
- Status badges on MR list and detail pages with color coding
- Full ticket sidebar — click any badge to view: summary, status, type, priority, assignee, reporter, labels, epic, sprint, components, versions, description, attachments
- Change status — workflow transition buttons, change ticket status without leaving GitLab
- Change assignee — search and reassign with autocomplete
- Quick actions — composite actions (status + assignee) in one click
- Attachments — view images/videos in lightbox, download files
- Clickable Epic Link — opens epic in Jira
Flexible configuration for automatic version bumping:
- Supports
package.json,pyproject.toml,version.txt, or any custom file - Configurable JSON path (e.g.,
version,tool.poetry.version) - Strategies: patch, minor, major
- Custom commit message template
- Install from Chrome Web Store (link coming soon)
- Open any GitLab merge request page
- Action buttons appear automatically
- Clone this repo:
git clone https://github.com/termyanen/gitlab-actions.git
- Open
chrome://extensions/in Chrome - Enable "Developer mode" (top right)
- Click "Load unpacked" and select the cloned folder
- Open any GitLab merge request page
Click the extension icon to open settings:
- Buttons — toggle and reorder action buttons
- Version Bump — file path, JSON field, strategy, commit template
- Custom Jobs — add CI jobs to trigger manually
- MR List — toggle list page enhancements
- Jira — set Jira URL, ticket regex, quick actions
- Project Profiles — per-project overrides for all settings above
- No tokens needed — uses your existing GitLab session cookies for API calls
- Jira auth — reads Jira session cookies via
chrome.cookiesAPI (grant permission once in settings) - Privacy — no data leaves your browser except to your own GitLab/Jira instances
- Manifest V3 — modern Chrome extension architecture with service worker
English, Русский, 中文, 日本語, Deutsch, Français, Español
- Chrome / Chromium-based browsers (Edge, Brave, Arc, etc.)
- Any self-hosted GitLab instance
- Any Jira Server / Data Center instance (Cloud support varies)
- Fork the repo
- Create a feature branch
- Make your changes
- Test on a GitLab MR page
- Submit a pull request
MIT