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GitLab Integration #435

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dnauck opened this issue Nov 17, 2016 · 10 comments
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GitLab Integration #435

dnauck opened this issue Nov 17, 2016 · 10 comments

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@dnauck
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dnauck commented Nov 17, 2016

Same use case as #267 (Zammad <-> JIRA Integration) , just another Tool (GitLab)

@hanneshal
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No update within the last 40 days.
Autoclosed.

If you want to take the discussion further please move to the community board

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regards
Johannes

@dnauck
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dnauck commented Nov 23, 2017

Hi @hanneshal,

why do you close this feature request? It has over 18+?
If you need further input just ask.

Kind regards,

Daniel

@maximegaillard
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Agreed,

Gitlab is a very powerful and popular tool. An integration between two open-source and popular softwares can be extraordinary for everybody.

I thought to theses use cases:

Gitlab has already some integrations with great tools like Sentry or Trello. It could be great to be inspired by it.

@Heljick
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Heljick commented Jun 22, 2018

@hanneshal @martini Why is that thread closed when Github is open and Gitlab getting more popular since Microsoft bought Github and there is more thumbs up than others ?

That will be great indead to have a feature to push a ticket to Gitlab for the dev without needing to connect into It or to Zammad for the dev, and to get a notification in the ticket when the dev has patch de issue to be able to contact the customer and close the issue.

@Braintelligence
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Perhaps there is no interest since GitLab offers a Service Desk system for their Gitlab EE Premium/Ultimate Package...

@kmanojkumar
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There is a lot of advantage if GitLab issues and user accounts can directly be linked with Zammad. Because many of the enterprises do have community edition installed and use Zammad for support management. Login with GitLab is already there to complement: https://zammad-admin-documentation.readthedocs.io/en/latest/security-thirdparty/gitlab.html

@ton3r
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ton3r commented Mar 19, 2019

We are currently evaluating Support Management Systems. Zammad seems a good way for us. And a Gitlab integration like @maximegaillard described, would be very very nice

@degoya
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degoya commented Jun 25, 2019

that's what i'm still missing in zammad. please add gitlab integration.

@zammad zammad locked and limited conversation to collaborators Jun 25, 2019
@MrGeneration
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I'm limiting this conversation to contributors only.
Please don't get us wrong - this is already a enhancement issue that's on our backlog.

We will add it sooner or later, but we currently focus on other stuff.
If you want to sponsor this feature, please feel always welcome to drop us a mail at sales [at] zammad [dot] com.

This will priotize the implementation greatly.

@thorsteneckel thorsteneckel changed the title Zammad <-> GitLab Integration GitLab Jul 29, 2020
@rolfschmidt rolfschmidt changed the title GitLab GitLab Integration Jan 20, 2021
@rolfschmidt rolfschmidt added this to the 4.0 milestone Jan 22, 2021
@rolfschmidt
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Hello guys,
we got some support to implement the gitlab integration. It will contain the possibility to connect to your gitlab environment and link issues to tickets in V1. It will display information about the issue, assignee, milestone and labels.

@maximegaillard

Agreed,

Gitlab is a very powerful and popular tool. An integration between two open-source and popular softwares can be extraordinary for everybody.

I thought to theses use cases:

* Link a Zammad ticket to a Gitlab issue (maybe through the LINK menu in the ticket sidebar?)

This will be the case.

* One click to create a Gitlab issue with auto-linking to the ticket: maybe do it with a macro?

Not sure what you mean? Like a fixed issue which can be easily linked to multiple tickets via macro?

This will not be part of V1. If you are interested in this enhancement, please create a thread with more information and use cases.

* Create a ticket when Gitlab send an email to Zammad using email headers https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/workflow/notifications.html#email-headers

Link doesnt work anymore. But i found some headers. Sounds interesting.

This will not be part of V1. If you are interested in this enhancement, please create a thread with more information and use cases.

Gitlab has already some integrations with great tools like Sentry or Trello. It could be great to be inspired by it.

@Heljick

@hanneshal @martini Why is that thread closed when Github is open and Gitlab getting more popular since Microsoft bought Github and there is more thumbs up than others ?

That will be great indead to have a feature to push a ticket to Gitlab for the dev without needing to connect into It or to Zammad for the dev, and to get a notification in the ticket when the dev has patch de issue to be able to contact the customer and close the issue.

The idea to push the ticket information to the issue or the issue change to the ticket would be a interesting feature request.

This will not be part of V1. If you are interested in this enhancement, please create a thread with more information and use cases.

@kmanojkumar

There is a lot of advantage if GitLab issues and user accounts can directly be linked with Zammad. Because many of the enterprises do have community edition installed and use Zammad for support management. Login with GitLab is already there to complement: https://zammad-admin-documentation.readthedocs.io/en/latest/security-thirdparty/gitlab.html

I'm not sure what the use cases would be to link user accounts of gitlab to zammad? Never saw anymore use profile data actively of gitlab? Use cases would be interesting here.

This will not be part of V1. If you are interested in this enhancement, please create a thread with more information and use cases.

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