ChatOps Commands for GitLab.com

Maintained by:

@gitlab-com/support

Overview
Namespace
- Available Options
  - Obtaining details about a single namespace
  - Setting additional minutes quota for a namespace
User
- Available Options
  - Obtaining details about a single user
Feature Flags
- Available Options
  - Obtaining the status of a specific feature flag
  - Search for the name of a feature flag

Overview

This guide lists common ChatOps commands that can be used to service support requests for GitLab.com.

Note: Before you can use ChatOps, you will need to request access

Namespace

Uses the GitLab API for managing namespaces.

Available Options

find
minutes

Obtaining details about a single namespace

/chatops run namespace find :id

Attribute	Type	Required	Description
`id`	integer/string	yes	ID or `path` of the namespace

Note: If you are attempting to search for a sub-group and not a top level group, you'll need to ensure the slash / is encoded to %2F. For example, the path of the sub-group gitlab-com/support should be entered as gitlab-com%2Fsupport.

Setting additional minutes quota for a namespace

/chatops run namespace minutes :id :minutes

Attribute	Type	Required	Description
`id`	integer/string	yes	ID or `path` of the namespace
`minutes`	integer	yes	Total additional minutes limit. If you want to add 1,000 minutes to existing quota of 500, this value should be `1500`. Enter `0` to set limit to 0.

Note: This ChatOps command is deprecated in favor of the force_reassociation Customers Console function.

User

Uses the GitLab API for managing users.

Available Options

find

Obtaining details about a single user

/chatops run user find :id

Attribute	Type	Required	Description
`id`	string	yes	`username` or `email` (primary email address) of the user

Feature Flags

Used for checking whether a specific feature flag has been enabled on GitLab.com or not.

Available Options

get
list

Obtaining the status of a specific feature flag

/chatops run feature get :feature_flag

Attribute	Type	Required	Description
`feature_flag`	string	yes	The name of the feature flag.

Search for the name of a feature flag

/chatops run feature list --match :query

Attribute	Type	Required	Description
`query`	string	yes	Your search term. For example, searching `wiki` will return all feature flags with the substring `wiki` in their name, along with their status.