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GitLab Merge Request Automation Script

This script allows you to automatically create a merge request between the source and target branches in GitLab projects. The script is designed to be run on Windows CMD and is quite easy to use.

Requirements

Before running this script, you need to gather the following information and make the necessary updates to the script:

  • Access Token: You need a personal access token to use the GitLab API.
  • Project ID: You need to know the ID of the GitLab project where you will create the merge request.

Steps

1. Find Access Token

Create a personal access token in GitLab. You can do this by following the steps below:

  1. Log in to your GitLab account.
  2. Click on your profile icon in the upper right corner and go to the Settings section.
  3. Click on Access Tokens in the left menu.
  4. Generate a token and add it to the access_token variable in the script.
set access_token=your_access_token

2. Find Project ID

To find the ID of your GitLab project, go to the project’s main page. You can find the Project ID in the Settings -> General section.

Add this ID to the project_id variable in the script:

set project_id=glpat_your_project_id

3. Open CMD in the Script Directory

Open a CMD terminal in the directory where the script file is located.

4. Example Usage

You can run the script with the following command:

mr.bat -s your-source-branch -t your-target-branch
  • -s: Specify the source branch name.
  • -t: Specify the target branch name.

For example:

mr.bat -s feature-branch -t main

This command will create a merge request from feature-branch to the main branch.

5. Output

When the script runs successfully, you will see the following message:

Successful

If an error occurs:

Failed

Notes

  • The script uses the GitLab API and requires your personal access token (access_token).
  • The script is designed to be run from a CMD terminal.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. For more information, refer to the LICENSE file.