GitLab

Connect GitLab to Lumigo to identify suspect commits that are likely the cause of issues (available only for Serverless Framework for now).

Get Started

• Install the serverless-plugin-git-variables plugin.
• Add to your Serverless.yml file the version control software organization variable.

provider:
  environment:
    # Copy your GitLab organization from the repository URL address
    # GitLab organization for example is: "https://gitlab.com/lumigo-io"
    GIT_ORGANIZATION: **GitLab organization**

functions:
  myFunction:
    environment:ֿ
      # Copy your GitLab organization from the repository URL address
      # GitLab organization for example is: "https://gitlab.com/lumigo-io"
      GIT_ORGANIZATION: **GitLab organization**

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Don't want to use the "serverless-plugin-git-variables"?

All you need to do is add two more variables:

• GIT_COMMIT_LONG - A hash value containing the commit Lumigo wants to point to (you can use the "git rev-parse HEAD" command).
• GIT_REPOSITORY - Name of the repository as it appears in GitLab.