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https://glab-docs.vercel.app/Command-line interface for GitLab, providing tools to manage authentication, CI/CD pipelines, aliases, configuration, and API interactions directly from the terminal.
glab auth status command to verify and display information about your current authentication state. The command tests the authentication states of all known GitLab instances defined in the configuration file and reports any issues found.glab auth status [flags]glab iteration command group is used to retrieve and manage iteration information within a GitLab project. It supports a -R, --repo flag to target a specific repository using the OWNER/REPO, GROUP/NAMESPACE/REPO, or a full Git URL.glab iteration -R OWNER/REPOglab deploy-key command group allows you to manage deploy keys for a repository. You can specify a target repository using the -R or --repo flag, which accepts OWNER/REPO, GROUP/NAMESPACE/REPO, a full URL, or a Git URL.# Example: Target a specific repository
glab deploy-key list -R OWNER/REPOglab cluster agent token command group is used to manage tokens for GitLab Agents for Kubernetes. It supports subcommands for listing and revoking tokens. When using these commands, you can specify a target repository using the -R or --repo flag, which accepts OWNER/REPO, GROUP/NAMESPACE/REPO, a full URL, or a Git URL.# General syntax for managing agent tokens
glab cluster agent token [subcommand]
# Example: Specify a repository while managing tokens
glab -R OWNER/REPO cluster agent token [subcommand]glab token command is used to manage personal, project, or group tokens. It supports several subcommands for token lifecycle management: create, list, revoke, and rotate. You can specify a target repository using the -R or --repo flag, which accepts OWNER/REPO, GROUP/NAMESPACE/REPO, a full URL, or a Git URL.# General syntax for targeting a specific repository
glab token -R OWNER/REPO [subcommand]glab duo ask command includes a --git flag to specify that the question is about Git. This is enabled by default.# Explicitly ask a question about Git (default behavior)
glab duo ask "my prompt" --gitglab cluster agent command group provides a set of utilities to manage GitLab Agents for Kubernetes. It allows users to bootstrap agents, check manifest usage, manage tokens, list agents, and update kubeconfig files.# General syntax for managing cluster agents
glab cluster agent [subcommand]glab alias command allows you to create, list, and delete custom aliases for GitLab CLI commands to shorten frequently used operations.# General usage
glab alias [subcommand]
# Available subcommands:
# glab alias set - Create a new alias
# glab alias list - List existing aliases
# glab alias delete - Remove an aliasglab release command group provides a set of tools to manage GitLab releases. It supports a global --repo (or -R) option to specify a target repository using OWNER/REPO, GROUP/NAMESPACE/REPO, a full URL, or a Git URL.# Example: Target a specific repository for release management
glab release -R owner/repo [subcommand]glab mr command group provides a suite of tools to create, view, and manage merge requests directly from the CLI. Common operations include creating MRs with predefined labels, merging specific MRs by ID, and adding notes to branches.# Create a merge request using the current branch/commit for title and description, and add a 'bugfix' label
glab mr create --fill --label bugfix
# Merge merge request #123
glab mr merge 123
# Add a note to a merge request associated with branch-foo
glab mr note -m "needs to do X before it can be merged" branch-fooglab schedule command provides a CLI interface to work with GitLab CI/CD schedules. It supports the following subcommands: create, delete, list, run, and update.# Common aliases for glab schedule
glab sched
glab skd