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I'm doing the same for the 5 user limit on GitLab currently. But the pricing is just too steep for me to justify setting up, e.g. an extra user for some automa
by benjymo 4y ago
I'm doing the same for the 5 user limit on GitLab currently.
But the pricing is just too steep for me to justify setting up, e.g. an extra user for some automated tasks.
- will-bradley 4y agoYou shouldn't need a user account for automated tasks, that's what webhooks and deploy keys are for.
- clintonb 4y agoI don’t know if this issue has been resolved, but as late as four years ago, GitLab didn’t have a notion of a service user. If you wanted a server to authenticate and pull from a private repo, you had to use a licensed account to do so. This meant your 5 user tier became a 4 user tier.
- voffk 4y agoProject access tokens (https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/settings/project_access_tokens.html https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/settings/project_acc...) is what you need and they have been around for 2+ years