Create your own Linear and GitLab integration

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When Linear: Comment added happens, do GitLab: Get issue.

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When this happens in one app, do this in the other. Try it on Hub to connect both apps and run the pair.

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Open Linear bug when GitLab pipeline fails

When a GitLab pipeline fails on main, create a Linear issue in the Platform team with the job log link.

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Mark Linear done when MR merges

When a merge request merges in GitLab, update the linked Linear issue to Done.

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Create GitLab issue from Linear

When a Linear issue is created with label gitlab-sync, create a matching GitLab issue.

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Mirror GitLab MR notes to Linear

When a note is added on a GitLab merge request, list Linear comments and append the update.

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Track release pushes in Linear

When code is pushed to the release branch, list open Linear issues tagged for the train.

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Sync Linear title changes to GitLab

When a Linear issue is updated, update the linked GitLab issue title.

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Linear and GitLab FAQ

Yes. Corsair is built with a REST API. This means you can build agents, knowledge bases, interfaces, and workflows.

Yes. Connect Linear and GitLab once, then tie issues to merge requests and react to pipeline, push, and MR webhooks automatically.

Create Linear bugs from failed pipelines, close issues when MRs merge, sync titles, and mirror MR discussion into Linear comments.

Yes. Linear issue and comment events plus GitLab pipeline, merge request, push, and note webhooks are typed triggers with tenant matching.