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GitLab CLI - `glab` | GitLab Docs

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glab is an open source GitLab CLI tool. It brings GitLab to your terminal: next to where you are already working with Git and your code, without switching between windows and browser tabs.

• Work with issues.
• Work with merge requests.
• Watch running pipelines directly from your CLI.

The GitLab CLI uses commands structured like glab <command> <subcommand> [flags] to perform many of the actions you usually do from the GitLab user interface:

# Sign in
glab auth login --stdin < token.txt

# View a list of issues
glab issue list

# Create merge request for issue 123
glab mr create 123

# Check out the branch for merge request 243
glab mr checkout 243

# Watch the pipeline in progress
glab pipeline ci view

# View, approve, and merge the merge request
glab mr view
glab mr approve
glab mr merge

• glab alias: Create, list, and delete aliases.
• glab api: Make authenticated requests to the GitLab API.
• glab auth: Manage the authentication state of the CLI.
• glab changelog: Interact with the changelog API.
• glab check-update: Check for updates to the CLI.
• glab ci: Work with GitLab CI/CD pipelines and jobs.
• glab cluster: Manage GitLab agents for Kubernetes and their clusters.
• glab completion: Generate shell completion scripts.
• glab config: Set and get CLI settings.
• glab deploy-key: Manage deploy keys.
• glab duo: Generate terminal commands from natural language.
• glab incident: Work with GitLab incidents.
• glab issue: Work with GitLab issues.
• glab iteration: Retrieve iteration information.
• glab job: Work with GitLab CI/CD jobs.
• glab label: Manage labels for your project.
• glab mr: Create, view, and manage merge requests.
• glab release: Manage GitLab releases.
• glab repo: Work with GitLab repositories and projects.
• glab schedule: Work with GitLab CI/CD schedules.
• glab securefile: Manage secure files for a project.
• glab snippet: Create, view and manage snippets.
• glab ssh-key: Manage SSH keys registered with your GitLab account.
• glab stack: Create, manage, and work with stacked diffs.
• glab token: Manage personal, project, or group tokens.
• glab user: Interact with a GitLab user account.
• glab variable: Manage variables for a GitLab project or group.
• glab version: Show version information for the CLI.

History

• Changed to require GitLab Duo add-on in GitLab 17.6 and later.
• Changed to include Premium in GitLab 18.0.

The GitLab CLI includes features powered by GitLab Duo. These include:

• glab duo ask

To ask questions about git commands while you work, type:

• glab duo ask

The glab duo ask command can help you remember a git command you forgot, or provide suggestions on how to run git commands to perform other tasks.

Installation instructions are available in the glab README.

To authenticate with your GitLab account, run glab auth login. glab respects tokens set using GITLAB_TOKEN.

glab also integrates with the 1Password shell plugin for secure authentication.

The glab ci run command, when run with the -f (--variables-from-string) flag, uses values stored in an external file. For example, add this code to your .gitlab-ci.yml file to reference two variables:

stages:
  - build

# $EXAMPLE_VARIABLE_1 and $EXAMPLE_VARIABLE_2 are stored in another file
build-job:
  stage: build
  script:
    - echo $EXAMPLE_VARIABLE_1
    - echo $EXAMPLE_VARIABLE_2
    - echo $CI_JOB_ID

Then, create a file named variables.json to contain those variables:

[
  {
    "key": "EXAMPLE_VARIABLE_1",
    "value": "example value 1"
  },
  {
    "key": "EXAMPLE_VARIABLE_2",
    "value": "example value 2"
  }
]

To start a CI/CD pipeline that includes the contents of variables.json, run this command, editing the path to the file as needed:

$ glab ci run --variables-file /tmp/variables.json`

$ echo $EXAMPLE_VARIABLE_1
example value 1
$ echo $EXAMPLE_VARIABLE_2
example value 2
$ echo $CI_JOB_ID
9811701914

You can use the CLI as a Docker credential helper when pulling images from the GitLab container registry or the container image dependency proxy. To configure the credential helper do the following:

1. Run glab auth login.
2. Select the type of GitLab instance to sign in to. If prompted, enter your GitLab hostname.
3. For sign-in method, select Web.
4. Enter a comma-separated list of domains used for the container registry and container image proxy. When signing in to GitLab.com, default values are provided.
5. After authenticating, run glab auth configure-docker to initialize the credential helper in your Docker configuration.

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• Install the CLI
• Documentation
• Extension source code in the cli project

The 1Password shell plugin adds the alias glab='op plugin run -- glab', which can interfere with the glab completion command. If your glab completion commands fail, configure your shell to prevent expanding aliases before performing completions:

• For Zsh, edit your ~/.zshrc file and add this line:

• For Bash, edit your ~/.bashrc file and add this line:

  complete -F _functionname glab

For more information, see issue 122 for the 1Password shell plugin.

If a Git repository has multiple remotes and you select the wrong one, commands might return empty results if they query the wrong remote. To fix this problem, change the remote glab uses for a repository:

1. From your terminal, run git config edit.

2. Find the lines that include glab-resolved = base, and if incorrect, remove them.

3. Save your changes to your Git configuration file.

4. To set the default you’d like to use, run this command. Edit the example and replace origin with the name of your preferred remote:

   git config --append remote.origin.glab-resolved base

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