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# Zulip GitLab integration
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Receive GitLab notifications in Zulip!
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{start_tabs}
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1. {!create-an-incoming-webhook.md!}
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1. {!generate-webhook-url-basic.md!}
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1. Go to your repository on GitLab and click **Settings** on the left
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sidebar. Click on **Integrations**.
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1. Set **URL** to the URL you generated. Select the
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[events](#filtering-incoming-events) you would like to receive
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notifications for, and click **Add Webhook**.
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!!! warn ""
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**Note**: If your GitLab server and your Zulip server are on a local network
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together, and you're running GitLab 10.5 or newer, you may need to enable
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GitLab's "Allow requests to the local network from hooks and
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services" setting (by default, recent GitLab versions refuse to post
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webhook events to servers on the local network). You can find this
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setting near the bottom of the GitLab "Settings" page in the "Admin area".
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{end_tabs}
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{!congrats.md!}
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{!event-filtering-additional-feature.md!}
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### Configuration options
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* By default, the Zulip topics for merge requests will contain the title
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of the GitLab merge request. You can change the topic format to just
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contain the merge request ID by adding `&use_merge_request_title=false`
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to the generated URL.
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{!git-branches-additional-feature.md!}
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### Related documentation
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{!webhooks-url-specification.md!}
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