GitLab
Linking GitLab to Aude
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Linking GitLab to Aude
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At the current time, Aude supports GitLab Cloud. if you have a particular use case for GitHub on-premises.
Aude supports connecting to GitLab groups. You'll need to setup an application and an app access token. Then using the provided information from each step, connect to the GitLab installation.
The application is used to provide an Oauth link from Aude to GitLab, to allow users to login with their own GitLab accounts.
Visit the Applications
page in your group's settings
Click Add new application
and configure it as follows:
Name: Aude
Redirect URI: https://server.aude.app/api/identity/oauth/gitlab/callback
Scopes: read_api
Confidential: No
The new application will be created. Take note of its Application ID.
An app access token is required for background reindexing of the code repositories. You need to ensure the app access token user has permission to access all the repositories in the group so reindexing occurs successfully.
Preferably, you should (requires paid GitLab plan). However, any app access token works, such as a . as long as it has the required permissions to access the repositories.
Ensure the access token is setup with read_api
scope.
Once you've created the access token, take note of it.
From Aude configuration, you may find the Link GitLab Installation button. Click it and fill the following details.
Group ID: You may find this via the GitLab group's main page.
Application ID: From the prior step.
App Access Token: From the prior step.
Once the installation is linked, you'll need to Log in into it. Following this, all the code repositories you have permission to access will be linkable via the Link repository button.