Closed jayvdb closed 5 years ago
We would love to support GitLab and it should be fairly straight forward - main difference from the GitHub integration would be having to handle refresh tokens rather than just plain access tokens
@biilmann I've been testing GitLab's OAuth (standard Web Application Flow), and even though it sends a refresh token along with the access token, the access token doesn't seem to expire. I'm not sure whether this is a setting that could be changed, but for now it seems that we don't need to worry about refresh tokens. Is your experience different there?
The example response shows an expiry field - we'll probably want to provide for the expiration case even if the timing isn't clear cut.
Any progress on this one?
I'm confused.
If you check the current Readme it seems that GitLab works.
Netlify’s Git Gateway lets you setup a gateway to your choice of Git provider's API ( now available with both GitHub and GitLab 🎉 ) that lets tools like Netlify CMS work with content, branches and pull requests on your users’ behalf.
So why this issues is not closed yet?
Also this one: https://github.com/netlify/netlify-cms/issues/568
// edit okay the last link is about editorial workflow, so it's not related to this issue directly.
@timaschew You are correct, this issue should have been closed by #10. The editorial workflow support is CMS specific, so that is a different issue.
Does this support GitLab? Is that on the horizon?