Connect GitLab and Teamwork integrations
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Triggers on note events.
Triggers when a new issue is created or an existing issue was updated/closed/reopened.
Triggers on status change of a job.
Triggers when a new merge request is created, an existing merge request was updated/merged/closed or a commit is added in the source branch.
Triggers on pipeline events.
Triggers when a new project is added of which the authenticated user is a member.
Triggers on push events.
Triggers on tag push events.
Triggers when a new todo is added. When no filter is applied, the trigger is run when a new pending todo is added.
Triggers when a wiki page is created or edited.
Adds a selected person to a project.
Markes the specified task as complete.
Creates a new calendar event.
Creates a new company.
Adds a new link to a selected project.
Creates a new milestone.
Creates a new person.
Creates a new project.
Adds a new subtask to a selected task.
Adds a new task to a specified task list.
Creates a new task list in a specified project.
Adds a new time entry to a given project or task.
Deletes a calendar event.
Deletes a company with a given ID.
Deletes a file with a given ID.
Deletes the link specified by link ID.
Deletes a milestone with a given ID.
Deletes a person with a given ID.
Deletes a project with a given ID.
Deletes a task with a given ID.
Deletes a task with a given ID.
Downloads a file with a given ID.
Retrieves information about a company with a given ID.
Retrieves information about a milestone with a given ID.
Retrieves information about a person with a given ID.
Retrieve information about a project with a given ID.
Retrieves information about a task with a given ID.
Retrieves information about a task list with a given ID.
Returns a time entry by ID.
Removes a selected person from a project.
Sets a selected person as a project owner.
Updates a person with a given ID.
Updates a project with a given ID.
Modifies information about a task with a specified ID.
Uploads a file into a specific project.
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Create custom GitLab and Teamwork workflows by choosing triggers, actions, and searches. A trigger is an event that launches the workflow, an action is the event.
Merges changes submitted with merge request.
Adds a selected person to a project.
Cancels a merge request when the pipeline succeeds.
Cancels a single build of a project.
Cancels a pipeline's builds.
Cherry picks a commit to a given branch.
Markes the specified task as complete.
Creates a file in a repository.
Creates a group.
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Create Pastebin pastes from new GitLab issues
Every time a new Gitlab issue is created, Make will automatically create a paste for it (privately or publicly, depending on the confidentiality).
TRY IT ->Create a Teamwork project from a new Resource Guru project
Every time a Resource Guru project is created, Make will automatically create a Teamwork project.
TRY IT ->Create a Teamwork person from a new Resource Guru resource
Every time a new Resource Guru resource is created, Make will automatically create a Teamwork person.
TRY IT ->Post new GitLab merge requests to Mattermost
Every time a new GitLab merge request is created, Make will automatically send a Mattermost message.
TRY IT ->Post new GitLab projects to Mattermost
Every time a new GitLab project is created, Make will automatically send a Mattermost message.
TRY IT ->Post new GitLab issues to Mattermost
Every time a new GitLab issue is created, Make will automatically send a Mattermost message.
TRY IT ->Post GitLab push events to Mattermost
Every time a new GitLab push event is created, Make will automatically send a Mattermost message.
TRY IT ->Create a GitLab issue from a new Mattermost post
Every time a new Mattermost message is posted, Make will automatically create a GitLab issue.
TRY IT ->Create Opsgenie Alert from new GitLab issues
Every time a new GitLab issue is created, Make will automatically creates a new Alert in Opsgenie.
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