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Connect Git and GitLab

Pipeline Trigger
Trigger GitLab CI/CD pipelines, create merge requests, and sync repository activity from local Git events without manual remote actions.
No code required
4 ready-made templates
Set up in 5 minutes

How it works

Set up your first automation in under 5 minutes.

1

Connect local Git and GitLab to Flomation

2

Choose the Git event to monitor (commit, push, branch, tag)

3

Configure the GitLab CI/CD action

4

Activate and trigger pipelines from local events

FAQ

Can Flomation create a GitLab MR with the same branch name as the local Git branch?

Yes. Map the Git branch name field directly to the source branch field in the GitLab Create Issue (MR) action.

Can I trigger different GitLab pipelines based on the Git branch being pushed?

Yes. Add branch name conditions to route different branches to different GitLab pipeline triggers.

Can Flomation trigger a GitLab pipeline for a specific project from any local Git push?

Yes. Configure the GitLab project ID in the Trigger Pipeline action and map the branch name from the Git push event.

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