In the past few months we’ve released several AppSignal integrations with 3rd parties such as Pivotal Tracker, Trello and Slack. And we’re happy to announce that GitLab has been added to this list.
We support both gitlab.com and custom GitLab installations, provided their API is accessible through the internet.
Once activated, you can send detailed exception and performance reports to GitLab as an issue.
All application backtrace lines and deploys will link to GitLab.
To activate the GitLab integration head to the “integrations” tab on a site and follow the GitLab instructions.
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