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Walkthrough

A new Bash script, gitlab-webhook.sh, was added to automate adding webhooks to GitLab projects or groups. The documentation was updated with instructions and usage examples for the script, providing both manual and automated options for webhook setup across GitLab instances.

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File(s) Change Summary
docs/self-hosted/gitlab.md Extended documentation with instructions and usage examples for the new webhook automation script.
static/code/gitlab-webhook.sh Introduced a Bash script to add webhooks to single or multiple GitLab projects via the API.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Script
    participant GitLabAPI

    User->>Script: Run gitlab-webhook.sh with parameters
    Script->>GitLabAPI: Authenticate using provided token
    alt Target is a group
        Script->>GitLabAPI: List projects in group (recursive)
        loop For each project
            Script->>GitLabAPI: Check for existing webhook
            alt Webhook not present
                Script->>GitLabAPI: Add webhook to project
            end
        end
    else Target is a single project
        Script->>GitLabAPI: Check for existing webhook
        alt Webhook not present
            Script->>GitLabAPI: Add webhook to project
        end
    end
    Script->>User: Print summary of webhook installations
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In the warren of code, a new script appears,
To sprinkle webhooks through GitLab frontiers.
With tokens and headers, it hops through each group,
Connecting the projects in one clever swoop.
Now rabbits can rest, their tasks automated—
Webhooks are planted, all nicely created!
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