GitLab
Link your GitLab account and connect a project for 8090 Software Factory to index.
Connect a GitLab project so agents can search and read your code. For what happens once a connection is live, see Codebase Connection.
Open Codebase settings
Open your 8090 Software Factory project, then go to Settings → Codebase and choose the option to add a GitLab project.
Link your GitLab account
Select Link GitLab and authorize 8090 Software Factory on GitLab.com. 8090 Software Factory uses your GitLab identity to list the projects and branches you can access. Connect from an account with the Maintainer role on the project, since 8090 Software Factory provisions a project access token during setup.
Select the project and branch
Search for a GitLab project, choose the branch 8090 Software Factory should index, and confirm the connection. Connecting the project provisions the credential used for background indexing and webhooks.
Project missing? Check your GitLab role
8090 Software Factory only lists projects your GitLab identity can access, and connecting one provisions a project access token, which requires at least the Maintainer role. If a project you expect is missing or you cannot connect it, ask a GitLab project or group Owner to give your account Maintainer access to it.
If a GitLab project credential later expires or is revoked, a Maintainer can restore it from Settings → Codebase.
Next, see what happens after you connect.