Gitlab integration issue

[rcp87]

Hi, First of all congratulations for this great software. I have a problem with integration with Gitlab. Fetching issues is working, but there is a problem with issue data from Gitlab not recovering it. As you can see data not recovering for Gitlab section in the issue, and an error appears below: 404 Project not found. But issues are being imported, so I don't know what is the problem. If you could fix this it would be great. Thanks again for this great application.

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[tg-x]

ran into the same problem, the issue ID is stored incorrectly, you can see this by right-clicking the issue then open in gitlab. instead of issues/1 it tries to open something like issues/111648708 which could possibly be a timestamp instead of the issue ID

[tg-x]

another problem is that after import an #undefined tag gets added to each issue

[paraflu]

I've made some hack to the service and mapping.

https://github.com/paraflu/super-productivity/commit/c345d9df3871968509c1c6c8247a2fe2cee22cc8

But I don't really understand this commend https://github.com/johannesjo/super-productivity/blob/bec40c57e5b8e96b68d6eaf5c2f50cd791d8af28/src/app/features/issue/providers/gitlab/gitlab-issue/gitlab-issue-map.util.ts#L36 but reverting to issue.id it work (on my local gitlab instance!)

[johannesjo]

Thanks @paraflu ! This is something @cbergmann added to allow for issues from multiple projects. Maybe we need some special handling for either case?

[paraflu]

Well I don't know how try "issue from multiple projects" :S

[f8-ptrk]

@paraflu use a group with multiple projects

but the imported issue is ID is just wrong, causing this issue

[luisovalles]

Thanks for such good software. I am trying to integrate with gitlab and it imports the issues to the backlog perfectly. but there are some vital functionalities don't seem to be working.

I have the same problems commented by other users.

When opening the issues in the browser the URL seems to be wrong. https://gitlab.com/57738621/issues/115892466

This would be the correct one in my opinion. https://gitlab.com/[group]/[task-name]/-/issues/1

It also loads the undefined tag for all tasks.

Additionally there is a task editing function that is in the right panel. which seems not to work. I don't know what it is but if it managed to edit the gitlab task it would be a success.

[paraflu]

I've solved the problem settings superprod with the name of the project instead of the project id.

The undefined tag and access to issue detail are solved here https://github.com/johannesjo/super-productivity/pull/2243

[fmorillo]

Oh, I was wondering why the gitlab integration is broken in the latest branch. The issue.references.full from: https://github.com/johannesjo/super-productivity/blob/44c01891c04907de397e801c03c768ed3ad25be1/src/app/features/issue/providers/gitlab/gitlab-issue/gitlab-issue-map.util.ts#L36 contains not just the iid but also the project name. That is necessary, because every project with issues has an issue number one. Additionally, if someone already uses the gitlab integration, his or her issues in the backlog will get duplicated (because the ids changed). So it would be great, to revert that change @johannesjo .

If the synchronisation works but not the issue link, the problem will probably be here: https://github.com/johannesjo/super-productivity/blob/44c01891c04907de397e801c03c768ed3ad25be1/src/app/features/issue/providers/gitlab/gitlab-api/gitlab-api.service.ts#L370 But that code looks "fine", maybe it just works for my configuration? My project URL is https://gitlab.my.domain/group/project and in the integration menu I entered "group/project" for the project and "https://gitlab.my.domain" for the gitlab URL. Maybe someone with that problem can provide more details @paraflu @tg-x @rcp87 ?

[NewlineDotBlog]

For everyone like me still struggling with this issue, there is a workaround that seems to work (at least for me):

First, make sure 'Show issues from git as suggestions when adding tasks' is enabled in the Gitlab sync configuration.

Then, instead of using the backlog in the sync'd project to add issues from, use the add task feature (Shift + A) when the project is open. Here you should be able to search for and add your issue.

If you add issues this way, the taks in SP should be properly linked to the issue in Gitlab. Hope this helps!

[hugaleno]

The error 404 ocurred when trying to fetch issue comments when using group source configuration.

The link it tries to access contain the group path name but it doesn't include the name of the project.

The issue itself have a link to his comments, so I changed the code to use that link instead.

Will do some more tests and submit a pull request if everything is ok

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[NITEMAN]

It's relevant in my case

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