Adding GitLab Projects to PullRequest

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Step 1:

After signing up, you'll be prompted to authorize and connect with a version control hosting provider. Click the GitLab option.

NOTE: You can authorize with multiple version control hosting providers (ie - GitHub and Bitbucket) using the same PullRequest account. This can be done via the Account Integration page in user settings.

Step 2:

You'll be prompted with a list of GitLab Groups and Projects associated with your GitLab account.

Select the Groups and Projects you'd like to connect with and click Update.

NOTE: By clicking the checkmark for a GitLab Group you'll auto-select all of its child GitLab Subgroups and Projects. Selecting a GitLab Group will also automatically connect any future Projects belonging to that Group with PullRequest.

Q: I don't see the Group or Project I'm trying to add. How do I add it? A: It's likely that the GitLab account used to connect with PullRequest is not an admin or maintainer. Reach out to a team member with these credentials and ask them to sign up for PullRequest and connect. At that point, Project and Group details should be available to non-maintainer members in PullRequest.

Step 3:

Repositories should now appear on the PullRequest dashboard page when the GitLab Group is selected from the drop-down at the top of the screen.