GitLab Configuration

This section explains how to configure GitLab in AgileTest to trigger CI/CD pipelines remotely. Once configured, AgileTest can connect to your GitLab repository and allow QA teams to run automated tests directly from a Test Execution issue without switching to GitLab.

Firstly, click the New GitLab Configuration button to reveal the configuration dialog.

A dialog will open for you to enter details.

You are required to fill in the details as follows.

• Trigger Name: New trigger name for this configuration.

• GitLab Project ID: A string of your GitLab project id. To get project id from GitLab main page go to Projects → Open your project → Copy project ID.

• Branch Name: A string of the branch on which you want to trigger the build.

• Variables: This field allows the user to add any custom variables to send along with the triggering request. In most cases, you would not need it. However, in some special cases, it may provide a way to collaborate with further setups in your GitLab pipeline.

You can customize the Variables with the GitLab Rest API docs here.

• Pipeline Trigger Token: A string of your Pipeline trigger token. To create one please refer to this document from GitLab Create a trigger Token.

• Additional Parameters: Additionally, we support extra parameters to map between your tools with AgileTest. They include:

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