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GitLab hasn't been giving it any attention. All they need is a checkmark in their portfolio.

• akerro 6y ago
  Yes, shame GitLab didn't integrate Gitter natively into public projects same way issues and roadmaps are integrated.
  • YorickPeterse 6y ago
    I recall we considered this at various stages a few years back. I think this was around the same time we introduced our chatops integration. I don't know the exact details and can't speak for others, but I suspect GitLab realised that chat(ops) tools are hard to sell and our time is better spent elsewhere. It's a shame though, having Gitter/chat directly integrated in a project (properly, not using e.g. an iframe) would've been pretty cool.
    • Arathorn 6y ago
      Ironically Gitter moving to Matrix probably makes this more likely - as integrating Matrix into GitLab would be much more sensible than integrating a single opinionated client like Gitter, given if GitLab properly spoke Matrix for chatops, it'd then be available to anyone in Matrix (Gitter, Element, or any platform bridged into Matrix - Slack, Discord, etc)
      • akerro 6y ago
        element already has some gitlab integrations
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