What is GitLab?
GitLab is a complete DevOps platform used by enterprises and open-source projects, with a particularly strong following among teams that prefer self-hosted version control. Kelu has no GitLab source today: its repository sources read GitHub. You can still answer from GitLab-hosted documentation through the docs site it publishes, or by uploading the files.
How Kelu works with GitLab
What you can do today.
Index the published docs site
If your GitLab project publishes its documentation (for example with GitLab Pages), add that site as a Website source. Kelu re-crawls it every 24 hours.
Upload the files
Upload Markdown, HTML, PDF, and other supported files from the repository with a File Upload source.
How to set it up
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Kelu has no GitLab source, so there is nothing to connect in GitLab.
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To index your docs, add the site your GitLab project publishes as a Website source, or upload the files with a File Upload source.
Got questions?
GitLab — Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about connecting Kelu to GitLab.
Not directly. Kelu's repository sources read GitHub only. Index the docs site your GitLab project publishes with the Website source, or upload the files.
No. Only GitHub sources can re-index on every push. A Website source re-crawls every 24 hours, and Sync Now re-crawls at once.