GitLab integration

[Giorgi]

I've followed instructions and did gitlab integration:

1. Generated Personal Access Token from GitLab
2. Add token (from step 1) to User settings (GitLab, email, token)
3. In Admin console -> Repos Git URL Allow List permissions: Disabled (no restrictions)
4. In Admin console -> Repos Git URL Allow List: https:.....*.git
5. Pull works
6. Push does not: The remote Git repo URL linked to this repo is not listed in the ALLOW list configured by your Workspace admin.

Am I missing some step?

Thanks for help !

[Hubert-Dudek]

"In Admin console -> Repos Git URL Allow List permissions: Disabled (no restrictions)."

Here I am using "only restrict .." give it a try 🙂

"In Admin console -> Repos Git URL Allow List: https:.....*.git"

Here just put only domain and separate it by commas, for example:

https://dev.azure.com/,https://gitlab.mycompany.com/

[Kaniz_Fatma]

Hi @Giorgi ARABIDZE​ , We haven't heard from you on the last response from @Hubert Dudek​, and I was checking back to see if his suggestions helped you.

Or else, If you have any solution, please share it with the community as it can be helpful to others.

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[joshuat]

I'd like to resurrect this thread, as there's no solution posted yet. When I try to push a branch from Databricks, I am receiving 

Error pushing changes. Remote ref update was rejected. Make sure you have write access to this remote repository.

My repo is located on gitlab.com. Setup:

• In the Databricks Linked account settings, I've tried Git `username` as my corporate email in Gitlab. I've also tried `username` as my GitLab account name
• In the Databricks Linked account settings, I've tried `GitLab` and `Gitlab Enterprise Edition` as the Git provider.
• In the Databricks Admin settings, I have enabled "Restrict Clone, Commit & Push to allowed Git repositories" and set the URL allow list to "https://gitlab.com"
• My HTTPS GitLab token has `read_repository, write_repository` scopes with a Maintainer role.

Like OP, I can `git pull` the successfully but `push` fails. On the Databricks clone of the repo, all I have done is create a test file with one line in the root directory and update an existing file in the root directory with a single uncommented line. Please help!

[joshuat]

Discovered the solution to my problem - Databricks Git integration does not support the use of project-level access tokens. It only supports the use of user-level personal access tokens. When I switched my Git credentials to use a personal access token AND my corporate email according to GitLab, it worked.