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Usage "GitHubFlowRegistryClient 2.0.0-M4" with GitLab

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Hello everyone,

do you happen to know if the GitHub integration of NiFi 2.0.0 M4 also works for GitLab? I think I have entered everything correctly, but I get the error message that my repo does not exist.

With "normal" GitHub-API it Works fine!

Best regards

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@CommanderLaus    Gitlab integration is available in latest version Nifi 2.0 (released few days ago).  

I was able to import and export flows directly from Gitlab repo.

Note:  Until Nifi 2.0M4, the file extension is "snapshot", but in 2.0 if you use Gitlab, flow config file extension should be ".json"

We need to provide access token of the gitlab repository in Registry controller settings.

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@CommanderLaus wrote:

Hello everyone,

do you happen to know if the GitHub integration of NiFi 2.0.0 M4 also works for GitLab? I think I have entered everything correctly, but I get the error message that my repo does not exist.

With "normal" GitHub-API it Works fine!

Best regards


Simplify the Configuration: Start with a basic configuration and gradually add complexity. Enable Debugging: Use NiFi's logging and debugging features to gather more information about the issue. Consult the NiFi Community: Seek help from the NiFi community forums or mailing lists.

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Rising Star

@CommanderLaus    Gitlab integration is available in latest version Nifi 2.0 (released few days ago).  

I was able to import and export flows directly from Gitlab repo.

Note:  Until Nifi 2.0M4, the file extension is "snapshot", but in 2.0 if you use Gitlab, flow config file extension should be ".json"

We need to provide access token of the gitlab repository in Registry controller settings.

shiva239_0-1730931028383.png