# GitLab

DevSecOps platform for Git repositories, merge requests, issues and CI/CD pipelines.

- Website: https://about.gitlab.com/
- Listing: https://openack.co/p/gitlab
- Not evaluated. Listed by OpenACK: its 10 claimed capabilities are OpenACK's reading of the product's public site, not the maker's word, and nobody has checked them yet.

OpenACK's description (not checked):

> GitLab hosts Git repositories with merge requests, code review, issue tracking and boards, wikis and built-in CI/CD pipelines. GitLab.com can be used in the browser, including a Web IDE for editing code.

## Capabilities

- **not evaluated**: Create a project with a Git repository
- **not evaluated**: Open a merge request
- **not evaluated**: Edit code in the browser with the Web IDE
- **not evaluated**: Run a CI/CD pipeline from a .gitlab-ci.yml file
- **not evaluated**: Create an issue
- **not evaluated**: Move issues across an issue board
- **not evaluated**: Create a wiki page for a project
- **not evaluated**: Invite a member to a project by email
- **not evaluated**: Import a repository from GitHub
- **not evaluated**: Connect an AI assistant over MCP

## What the statuses mean

- **confirmed** (ACK): a person from OpenACK signed in with a test account and saw it work.
- **not confirmed** (NAK or ?): it was tried and didn't work, or we couldn't reach or check it. Not proof it's missing, but not verified.
- **not evaluated** (—): nobody has checked it. It's the founder's word only.

Treat only "confirmed" as verified. A result is a record of one evaluation on the date shown, not a guarantee.