Streamline your DevOps workflow by connecting GitLab with Pronnel. This comprehensive guide will walk you through setting up GitLab integration, managing repositories, tracking CI/CD pipelines, and automating development processes between your GitLab projects and Pronnel boards.
Log into your Pronnel account and navigate to the main dashboard. Look for the "Apps" section in the left sidebar or top navigation menu. Click on it to access the app integration marketplace where you can connect various third-party services including GitLab.
In the app integration section, find and click on the GitLab integration card. Click it to start the integration process. Use the private or shared instance to connect your GitLab account to Pronnel. It will be redirected to GitLab where you need to authorize Pronnel to access your repositories. Make sure you're logged into the correct GitLab account and grant the necessary permissions.Private instance is only visible to you while public instance is for Work folder members.
Create a new instance of GitLab and connect it to Pronnel item. Set up tracking for merge requests, pipeline status, and deployment notifications.
In the item/lead side panel, you can see the linked branches and pull requests.
In the item/lead side panel, you can see the default branch.Copy the default branch name and checkout to the default branch and proceed with the development.
In the item/lead side panel, you can see the options to create/link branches and pull requests. You can create a new branch or link an existing branch to the item/lead. You can also create a new pull request or link an existing pull request to the item/lead.
If you forgot to authorize Pronnel, you can authorize it again from the app integration section. Click on the GitLab icon and authorize it again.
Based on your project requirements, you can automate the development workflows. For example, you can create a rule that automatically creates a branch when a item/lead is created and automatically merge the branch when the item/lead is completed.
GitLab integration with Pronnel creates a powerful bridge between your DevOps and project management workflows. By following this guide, you can seamlessly connect your GitLab repositories, track CI/CD pipelines, and automate routine development tasks.
The integration allows you to maintain visibility into your development progress directly from your Pronnel boards, ensuring that project managers and developers stay aligned. With automated workflows, you can reduce manual updates and focus on what matters most - building great software.
Remember to regularly review and update your integration settings as your projects evolve. For additional support, visit Pronnel Support or check out our YouTube channel for more integration tutorials.
Pronnel requires necessary permissions to access your GitLab repositories to track commits, merge requests, pipeline status, and project changes. You can control which repositories are accessible through GitLab's authorization settings.
Yes, you can connect multiple GitLab instances (GitLab.com, self-hosted GitLab) to Pronnel. Each connection can be configured independently with different repository access and automation rules.
No, the integration uses GitLab's API efficiently and won't impact your repository performance. Pronnel only reads data and doesn't modify your code or repository structure.
You can disconnect GitLab integration anytime from the Apps section in Pronnel. You can also revoke access from your GitLab account settings under "Applications".
Yes, you can configure unique automation rules and workflows for each repository, allowing you to customize the integration based on your project needs.
Yes, Pronnel can track GitLab CI/CD pipeline status, deployment notifications, and build results, allowing you to monitor your DevOps pipeline directly in your project management workflow.