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GitLab integration gives Bugzy access to your repositories, enabling test generation from code changes, webhook-driven test execution, and merge request comments with test results.

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What GitLab enables

  • Repository access — Bugzy reads your codebase to understand application structure and generate relevant tests
  • Webhook-driven execution — Push events and merge request events trigger Bugzy test runs automatically
  • MR comments — Test results are posted as comments on merge requests, surfacing regressions before merge
  • Branch-aware testing — Bugzy tests the exact branch and commit, not just the default branch

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Setup

1

Navigate to connections

Go to Dashboard > Projects > [Your Project] > Connections.
2

Connect GitLab

Click Connect GitLab. This opens the OAuth flow managed by Nango.
3

Authorize access

Grant access to the GitLab groups and projects Bugzy should monitor.
4

Select repository

After connecting, select the repository Bugzy should work with for this project.

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Webhook events

Once connected, Bugzy listens for the following GitLab webhook events:

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Merge request comments

When tests complete for a merge request, Bugzy posts a summary comment:
  • Pass — All tests passed, no regressions detected
  • Fail — Lists failures with classification (product bug, test issue, flaky) and links to filed issues

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Permissions

Bugzy requests the following GitLab OAuth scopes:
Bugzy only accesses repositories explicitly selected during setup. It does not scan or access other projects in your GitLab group.