When you connect GitLab, feedback from your site is created as an issue in the GitLab project you choose, with its annotated screenshot and technical details attached. This is a 1-way integration: changes to the issue in GitLab stay in GitLab.
Before you start
GitLab.com only. Self-hosted GitLab instances aren't supported. See the troubleshooting section below for a workaround.
The GitLab project must already exist, and the account you authorize with needs access to it.
Connect GitLab
Go to Feedback > Settings > Integrations.
Scroll to the GitLab card and click Connect.
Sign in to GitLab and approve access.
Choose the Default Project new issues should go to.
Choose when feedback is sent: Manually, Automatically, or Automatically and Resolve in Userback. For the automatic options, pick which feedback types to include.
Click Test. A test issue appears in the project. Check it, then close or delete it.
Send feedback to GitLab manually
If you chose Manually, open a feedback item (or its notification in your Inbox), click Send to GitLab, confirm the project, and click Send.
Troubleshooting
Can I connect a self-hosted GitLab instance?
Not directly. Use Zapier instead: create a Zap with Userback's New Feedback trigger and a GitLab action pointed at your own instance.
Issues stopped appearing in GitLab
Reconnect GitLab from Workspace Settings > Connected Apps if the connection has expired, then check Workspace Settings > Integration Log for the error on any failed request.
What's next
