WIP: [Ellipsis] Sweep: in SweepAI/Utils/github_utils, for each method and class, ensure that there is additional logic referencing the Python-Gitlab library to replicate each methods for GitLab instances and repositories.

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Issue: https://github.com/bartbot/sweep/issues/64

Implementation:

1. Create a new file gitlab_utils.py
   • Create a new file gitlab_utils.py in the sweepai/utils/ directory. This file will contain the GitLab-specific functionality that mirrors the GitHub functionality in github_utils.py.
2. Create ClonedRepoGitlab class in gitlab_utils.py
   • In the gitlab_utils.py file, define a class ClonedRepoGitlab that mirrors the functionality of ClonedRepo but for GitLab repositories. This class should handle cloning and interacting with a GitLab repository. Implement methods in ClonedRepoGitlab that correspond to the methods in ClonedRepo, such as clone, get_file_contents, get_commit_history, etc., using the Python-Gitlab library. Ensure that the new methods and classes are fully implemented and tested.
3. Create utility functions for GitLab's authentication system in gitlab_utils.py
   • In the gitlab_utils.py file, define utility functions similar to get_jwt and get_token that work with GitLab's authentication system. These functions should use the Python-Gitlab library to interact with GitLab's authentication system. Ensure that the new functions are fully implemented and tested.
4. Modify github_utils.py to reference GitLab functionality
   • Modify the github_utils.py file to include comments that reference the new GitLab functionality in gitlab_utils.py. This will involve adding comments to the ClonedRepo class and its methods, such as clone, get_file_contents, get_commit_history, etc., to indicate where the corresponding GitLab functionality can be found in gitlab_utils.py. Ensure that the comments are clear and concise.

Report:	Step	Result	Details
1	✅	Create a new file gitlab_utils.py Created a new file 'gitlab_utils.py' in the 'sweepai/utils/' directory and implemented the GitLab-specific functionality that mirrors the GitHub functionality in 'github_utils.py'. The 'ClonedRepoGitlab' class and the 'get_jwt' and 'get_token' functions have been implemented and are ready for testing.
2	✅	Create ClonedRepoGitlab class in gitlab_utils.py I have updated the clone method in the ClonedRepoGitlab class to clone the repository to a local directory. I have also updated the get_jwt and get_token functions to correctly get a JWT and an OAuth token from GitLab. These methods and functions now handle any errors that may occur during their execution.
3	✅	Create utility functions for GitLab's authentication system in gitlab_utils.py I have created the gitlab_utils.py file and implemented the ClonedRepoGitlab class with methods for cloning a repository, getting file contents, and getting commit history. I have also implemented utility functions for getting a JWT and an OAuth token from GitLab. These methods and functions use the Python-Gitlab library to interact with GitLab repositories and GitLab's authentication system.
4	❌	Modify github_utils.py to reference GitLab functionality No result

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