GitLab

This guide explains how to connect Qodo Context Engine to GitLab SaaS and GitLab Enterprise.

1. Generate a Group Access Token

You must be a Group Owner or Maintainer.
Only available on paid Premium or Ultimate tiers. Group access tokens cannot be created on Free or trial plans.

Steps

Open your group
From the top bar select Menu, then choose Groups and select your group.
Go to the Access Tokens menu
From the left sidebar click on Settings then choose Access Tokens.
Fill out the form:
- Name: any descriptive name
- Role: Developer or above
- Scopes: enable only:
  - read_api
  - read_repository
Click Create group access token
Copy and store the token immediately The token is shown only once. Save it securely.

You must be a Group Owner or Maintainer.
Group access tokens can be created on any license tier, including Free.
Token creation must be enabled:
- Go to Settings → General → Permissions and group features
- Ensure Users can create project access tokens and group access tokens is enabled

Open the target group
From the left side bar search or go to your target group.
Go to Access Tokens
From the left side bar choose Settings, then select Access Tokens.
Fill out the form:
- Name: any descriptive name
- Role: Developer or above
- Scopes: enable only:
  - read_api
  - read_repository
Click Create group access token
Copy and store the token immediately The token is shown only once. Save it securely.

To connect your GitLab instance to Qodo Context Engine, provide the following details to Qodo:

If your self-hosted Git server uses a custom CA SSL certificate, share your ca-certificate.pem file with the Qodo team.

Last updated 3 months ago