Link more than one GitLab repository to a project, and take over a GitLab integration when the user who set it up has left your organization.
🔒 Available on: All plans · Who can do this: Organization Administrator, or Project Maintainer for the projects they maintain
Link multiple repositories to a project
Before you start, link your first repository by following GitLab: Installation and configuration.
Go to your project Settings > Integrations > GitLab > Manage. This opens the GitLab integration page.
Click the ellipsis (⋯) and select Link a new repository.
To switch between repositories, click the repository name at the top left of the GitLab integration page and select another repository.
The page shows the resources and activity log of the selected repository only. To work with branches, see Working with GitHub/Bitbucket/GitLab/Azure Repos branches.
Claim ownership of a GitLab integration
The GitLab integration uses an authorization token that the user who set it up generated. If that user is removed from the organization or deletes their account, the integration page shows the status Linked with issues. Hover over it to see the message "Your integration's owner no longer has access to the transifex project."
To fix this, another user in the organization claims ownership of the integration.
📝 Note: When you claim ownership, the integration uses your credentials to communicate with Transifex. Actions performed through the integration are attributed to the user who initiates them.
Go to your project Settings > Integrations > GitLab > Manage.
Click Claim ownership.
In the Claim ownership window, click Claim.
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