GitLab Integration [beta]

The Ellipsis integration with GitLab is in beta. Due to limitations of the GitLab API, you will need to spend a few minutes setting up an access token and webhooks.

Create an Access Token

We recommend using a Group Access Token - see instructions for how to create one here. If you want Ellipsis to only have access to one of your organization's repositories, you can use a Project Access Token - instructions here.

• Name: you can use anything you want, but we recommend "ellipsis" or "ellipsis-dev". This is the name that comments will be attributed to in the GitLab UI.
• Role: choose Developer.
• Scopes: api, read_repository, and write_repository.
• Expiry date: We recommend setting it to 1 year in the future (the max allowed) - this will reduce the number of times you have to manually update the token.

Setup Webhooks

To enable Ellipsis, you will need to set up a webhook in your GitLab group/project - instructions here.

• URL: https://hkdk.events/grwum2tv5wxnd8
• Events: Push events, Issue events, Merge request events, and Comments
• Secret token: Use this unique secret token:
• SSL Verification: Make sure the checkbox for SSL verification is enabled.

Submit the form below

Once you have created an access token and set up the webhook, please fill out the form below and submit.

If you have any questions or issues, please reach out to us at help@ellipsis.dev