Supported Gitlab Connector Types
Add a Gitlab connector type to authorize ThingWorx Flow to execute Gitlab actions. ThingWorx Flow supports the following connector types for Gitlab:
• OAuth
◦ OAuth (Named User)
◦ OAuth (Session User)
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Before you create a Gitlab OAuth connector, ensure that you load Gitlab OAuths to the ThingWorx Flow server.
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• Token
Adding an OAuth connector
1. Drag any action under Gitlab to the canvas, place the pointer on the action, and then click 
or double-click the action.
or double-click the action.2. For Connector Type, select OAuth (Named User) or OAuth (Session User).
3. In the Gitlab OAuth list, select Add new Gitlab login – Named User or Add new Gitlab login – Session User.
| | If you have not loaded Gitlab OAuths to the ThingWorx Flow server, this option is not available. |
4. Review access permissions, and click Allow.
5. Provide your user name and password to log in to Gitlab.
6. Edit the Connector Label, if you want. Labels are case-sensitive. Do not use spaces, special characters, and leading numbers.
7. Click ADD to add the Gitlab OAuth connector.
Adding a Token connector
1. Drag any action under Gitlab to the canvas, place the pointer on the action, and then click or double-click the action.
or double-click the action.2. For Connector Type, select Token.
3. In the Gitlab Token list, select Add New.
4. Edit the Connector Label field, if you want. Labels are case-sensitive. Do not use spaces, special characters, and leading numbers.
5. In the Private Token field, enter the token to authenticate the connection.
6. Click ADD to add the Gitlab Token connector.