MergeGuard on GitLab

Sign in with GitLab, pick a project from the dashboard, and open a merge request. Comments land on the Changes tab. Reply there if you want a suggested patch. Using GitHub instead? → Watch GitLab demo →

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Sign in and connect your GitLab project

Use GitLab OAuth on MergeGuard, then pick a project from the dashboard—no manual hook setup.

Create a MergeGuard account or sign in, then click **Continue with GitLab** on the sign-in page.
Open **Dashboard** and use **Connect GitLab project** (Maintainer access required).
Select the project and click **Connect project**.
Use **Reconnect project** on the dashboard if reviews stop appearing for that repo.

Connect GitLab

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Ready to connect? Authorize GitLab, then pick a project on the dashboard.

GitLab integration FAQ

Does MergeGuard support GitLab?

Yes. Sign in with GitLab, pick a project from the dashboard, and reviews land on your merge requests — comments on the diff, a suggested fix, same idea as GitHub.

How do I connect a GitLab project?

Sign in with GitLab, open Dashboard → Connect GitLab project, and pick the project. Reviews run on new and updated merge requests from there.

Where do I post @mergeguards fix on GitLab?

Reply on a MergeGuard discussion on the Changes tab — not a top-level Overview note.

Use GitLab OAuth on MergeGuard, then pick a project from the dashboard—no manual hook setup.

Create a MergeGuard account or sign in, then click **Continue with GitLab** on the sign-in page.

Open **Dashboard** and use **Connect GitLab project** (Maintainer access required).

Select the project and click **Connect project**.

Use **Reconnect project** on the dashboard if reviews stop appearing for that repo.