Feeds the site has but never links to
RSS feed for GitLab issues, merge requests, tags and commits
GitLab serves an Atom feed for a project's activity, its issue list, its merge requests, its tags and the commits of a branch, but the pages only show the feed icon to a signed-in user. MicroRSS maps the page you paste to the feed, on gitlab.com and on any self-hosted instance (the /-/ in GitLab's URLs says where the project ends).
Open issues arrive newest first with their description; merge requests and commits the same way.
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What you get
- New open issues of a project, newest first, with the description
- Merge requests, tags and the commits of one branch, each as its own feed
- The project's activity feed from its home page
- Self-hosted instances too: anything with a /-/ page
How to add it
- 1 Copy the link
Open the GitLab page you want to follow in your browser and copy its address.
- 2 Paste it into Add Feed
MicroRSS recognises the link and offers the feed; nothing else to fill in.
- 3 Read
New entries arrive on the feed's schedule, with the rest of your subscriptions.
Links that work
https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issuesa project's issueshttps://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/merge_requestsits merge requestshttps://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/commits/masterthe commits of a branchhttps://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlabthe project's activity
Questions
- Does GitLab have RSS feeds?
- Yes, Atom feeds for a project's activity, issues, merge requests, tags and commits. MicroRSS maps the page link to them.
- Does a self-hosted GitLab work?
- Yes, for any page under a project's /-/ path. The project home page is recognised on gitlab.com; elsewhere paste the issues or commits page.