About this software
JetLab provides integration between GitLab and JetBrains IDEs to streamline development workflows inside the editor. It connects IDE tooling to GitLab-hosted repositories, letting users view repository content and GitLab artifacts without switching applications.
The integration is offered as a commercial third-party plugin on the JetBrains Marketplace and is managed through the IDE plugin system and the Marketplace listing.
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JetBrains 3rd Party GitLab Merge Requests
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Benefits
- Repository access: Browse and open GitLab repositories directly from the IDE interface
- Merge request workflow: View and interact with merge requests without leaving the editor
- Issue tracking: Access GitLab issues to reference or create work items from code
- CI/CD visibility: See pipeline and job statuses linked to repository activity in the IDE
- Centralized authentication: Use GitLab credentials or tokens to authenticate within the plugin
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Documentation: Refer to the plugin listing and documentation on the JetBrains Marketplace for setup guidance
- Marketplace issue tracker: Report bugs or request features via the plugin's JetBrains Marketplace issue link
- Plugin updates: Receive updates and changelogs through the IDE plugin update mechanism
- Configuration guides: Use the Marketplace or bundled documentation for authentication and connection steps
- Community forums: Discuss usage and troubleshooting on JetBrains community channels linked from the plugin page
Frequently asked questions
What does JetBrains 3rd Party GitLab Merge Requests provide?
An integration that brings GitLab merge request workflows into JetBrains IDEs, enabling viewing, creating, and participating in merge request-related activity without switching to a browser.
Which JetBrains IDEs support this integration?
It is compatible with JetBrains IDEs that support third-party plugins; availability depends on the IDE's plugin framework and installed plugin support.
How is authentication configured for GitLab connections?
Authentication is set up through the IDE's VCS or plugin connection settings to connect to a GitLab account or instance, using the authentication methods the IDE supports.
Can developers review and comment on merge requests in the IDE?
Yes; typical integration surfaces merge request diffs and discussion threads and allows adding inline or general comments as part of an in-IDE review workflow.
How are merge request branches handled locally?
Merge request branches can be checked out locally from the IDE to run builds, tests, or make updates, allowing local development against the MR branch.