Integrate GitLab with Miro to automate your work

To set up the integration between GitLab and Miro, you'll need to use our automation platform where you can create customized workflows. By creating a 'zap', you specify triggers like new commits in GitLab, which then can initiate actions in Miro, such as adding a comment or updating a board.

Some common triggers for integrating GitLab with Miro include events like a new commit in a repository, merge requests, or opened issues. These triggers can automate actions such as creating sticky notes or updating existing ones on your Miro board.

Yes, when an issue is closed in GitLab, you can set this event as a trigger that automatically updates your Miro board. For instance, it can add a sticky note indicating the closure or move an item from 'In Progress' to 'Completed' in your visual task tracker.

Absolutely! By using specific triggers for code changes such as commits or push events within projects on GitLab, our platform can notify you by generating visual elements on your Miro boards.

Integrating with both private and public repositories doesn't change how our triggers operate. However, ensure that appropriate permissions are configured so that necessary accesses are granted to facilitate these automated tasks effectively.

Actions that can be triggered include adding new sticky notes, updating shapes or text fields on boards, creating new frames for different activities based on repository activities such as pushes, pull requests comments, etc., ensuring seamless project management.

For successful integrations between GitLab and Miro involving private repositories or boards with restricted access settings, permissions need careful attention. Proper authorization should be granted to ensure that workflows triggered by specific events carry out their intended functions without restrictions.