Use these commands from an endpoint, server function or event. Choose Add Command → Connector → GitLab.com, select the action, then choose an Account. Selecting an account reveals the remaining inputs. When the command returns a result, open OUTPUT and use Return as to name it for later commands.
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Browse GitLab.com projects where the connected user is a member.
Inputs
| Input | Type | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Account | Account | Required. Choose a saved GitLab.com connection from this workspace’s account selector. Create or reconnect it in Settings > Connectors first. Do not paste a password, API key or token into this field. |
| Page | number | Optional. Page number. Omit to start at 1; increase by 1 to continue, keeping other selection fields unchanged. Use a whole number from 1 to 1,000,000; provider page limits can be lower. |
| Limit | number | Optional. Maximum items requested in this page. Omit for 25; use a whole number from 1 to 100. The provider may return fewer items. |
Result
Returns a list of projects. Increase Page to continue; response-header pagination links are not exposed.
Example
Choose your GitLab.com Account and add List projects. Set Page = 1; Limit = 10. These are illustrative values: replace example IDs and addresses with your own permitted test values. Inspect the returned result before continuing.
Errors and limits
Check GitLab.com project access and use the issue’s project-local iid rather than its global id. Reconnect an unavailable connection in Settings > Connectors. Isolated tests and live debugging do not contact external services; Use live data is needed for an intended live call. If rate-limited, wait before retrying. Total input is limited to 64 KiB and results to 2 MiB; use smaller pages, narrower filters or less depth when too large. Calls wait up to 30 seconds, or less if the workflow reaches its own time limit. A timeout does not prove that a create/send failed, so check the provider before repeating it.
Read an issue by its project-local GitLab number.
Inputs
| Input | Type | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Account | Account | Required. Choose a saved GitLab.com connection from this workspace’s account selector. Create or reconnect it in Settings > Connectors first. Do not paste a password, API key or token into this field. |
| Project | text | Required. GitLab.com numeric project ID or namespace/project path. Self-hosted GitLab URLs are not supported. Twidget text limit: 8,192 characters; provider-specific limits may be lower. |
| Issue | text | Required. Project-local issue number, named iid in GitLab results. Do not use the global issue id. Twidget text limit: 8,192 characters; provider-specific limits may be lower. |
Result
Returns the issue with id, iid, title and other details. Use iid rather than id for the Issue input.
Example
Choose your GitLab.com Account and add Get issue. Set Project = "demo-team/demo-project"; Issue = "12". These are illustrative values: replace example IDs and addresses with your own permitted test values. Inspect the returned result before continuing.
Errors and limits
Check GitLab.com project access and use the issue’s project-local iid rather than its global id. Reconnect an unavailable connection in Settings > Connectors. Isolated tests and live debugging do not contact external services; Use live data is needed for an intended live call. If rate-limited, wait before retrying. Total input is limited to 64 KiB and results to 2 MiB; use smaller pages, narrower filters or less depth when too large. Calls wait up to 30 seconds, or less if the workflow reaches its own time limit. A timeout does not prove that a create/send failed, so check the provider before repeating it.
Open an issue in a GitLab.com project.
Inputs
| Input | Type | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Account | Account | Required. Choose a saved GitLab.com connection from this workspace’s account selector. Create or reconnect it in Settings > Connectors first. Do not paste a password, API key or token into this field. |
| Project | text | Required. GitLab.com numeric project ID or namespace/project path. Self-hosted GitLab URLs are not supported. Twidget text limit: 8,192 characters; provider-specific limits may be lower. |
| Title | text | Required. Title for a new issue in this GitLab.com project. Twidget text limit: 32,768 characters; provider-specific limits may be lower. |
| Description | text | Optional. Optional issue description using GitLab Markdown. Twidget text limit: 32,768 characters; provider-specific limits may be lower. |
Result
Returns the created issue, including project-local iid and available web_url.
Example
Choose your GitLab.com Account and add Create issue. Set Project = "demo-team/demo-project"; Title = "Review demo request". These are illustrative values: replace example IDs and addresses with your own permitted test values. An intended live run creates/changes data or sends a message; inspect its receipt before repeating it.
Errors and limits
Check GitLab.com project access and use the issue’s project-local iid rather than its global id. Reconnect an unavailable connection in Settings > Connectors. Isolated tests and live debugging do not contact external services; Use live data is needed for an intended live call. If rate-limited, wait before retrying. Total input is limited to 64 KiB and results to 2 MiB; use smaller pages, narrower filters or less depth when too large. Calls wait up to 30 seconds, or less if the workflow reaches its own time limit. A timeout does not prove that a create/send failed, so check the provider before repeating it.
Isolated tests and live debugging do not call connected providers. Enable Use live data only when you intend to contact the account. Writes, messages and AI requests can change real data or incur provider charges. A successful connection check does not prove access to every action. These examples explain the command contract; they are not evidence of a completed live provider request.
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