Releasesby IbisGitLab webhook migration with CSV input | Self-managed GitLab
Update5 days agoUnverifiedAdded Oct 20, 2026
GitLab migration CSV input You can now migrate project webhooks using headerless CSV lists of project or group IDs, full paths or GitLab URLs with the existing --project and --group flags. Migration mode requires Python 3 and previews changes by default. See the GitLab webhook migration guide for the CSV format and commands.
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