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CreateGitlabIntegrationInput

Autogenerated input type of CreateOrUpdateGitlabIntegration

input CreateGitlabIntegrationInput {
companyId: ID!
authorizationCode: String
state: String
gitlabUrl: String
astScansEnabled: Boolean
prScansEnabled: Boolean
orchestratorProjectId: String
orchestratorRef: String
astBranchPattern: String
prBranchPattern: String
clientMutationId: String
}

Fields​

CreateGitlabIntegrationInput.companyId ● ID! non-null scalar​

CreateGitlabIntegrationInput.authorizationCode ● String scalar​

OAuth authorization code returned by GitLab after user login

CreateGitlabIntegrationInput.state ● String scalar​

OAuth state parameter returned in the redirect callback

CreateGitlabIntegrationInput.gitlabUrl ● String scalar​

GitLab instance URL (defaults to https://gitlab.com)

CreateGitlabIntegrationInput.astScansEnabled ● Boolean scalar​

Enable automatic AST scans for GitLab merge events

CreateGitlabIntegrationInput.prScansEnabled ● Boolean scalar​

Enable automatic MR scans for GitLab merge request events

CreateGitlabIntegrationInput.orchestratorProjectId ● String scalar​

GitLab project ID that contains the orchestrator pipeline

CreateGitlabIntegrationInput.orchestratorRef ● String scalar​

Branch or tag used as ref for the orchestrator pipeline run

CreateGitlabIntegrationInput.astBranchPattern ● String scalar​

Anchored regular expression: branches it matches run the AST. Empty means every branch. Unrelated to orchestrator_ref, which is the git ref of the orchestrator repository.

CreateGitlabIntegrationInput.prBranchPattern ● String scalar​

Anchored regular expression matched against a pull request's TARGET branch: only pull requests into a branch it matches are scanned. Empty means every pull request. Independent of ast_branch_pattern.

CreateGitlabIntegrationInput.clientMutationId ● String scalar​

A unique identifier for the client performing the mutation.

Member Of​

createOrUpdateGitlabIntegration mutation

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