DEVELOPER WORKSPACE · Workflow idea
Choose a repository by its owner and name, then review the information returned for that specific project. Keep the lookup read-only and share its details only with people allowed to see them.
01 / The starting point
A GitLab project owner and repository name
“Find the selected repository and return its available project details for review without changing the project.”
02 / The work
Looks up a repository selected by its owner and name and presents the available details to the person making the request.
Provide the project owner and repository name, and check that both refer to the intended project.
Read the returned information and confirm that it matches the repository you meant to inspect.
Check the owner, name, and your access when the repository cannot be located or its details are unavailable.
Pass along only the project details the recipient is authorized to see.
03 / The result
A read-only view of the matching repository details, or a clear indication that the project could not be found or accessed.
Reviews & approvals · Example outcome
A read-only view of the matching repository details, or a clear indication that the project could not be found or accessed.
The result reflects the account’s access and the information available at lookup time. It does not make project changes; follow the repository’s access rules when sharing details.
04 / Make it yours
A few choices shape the work around your team.
Limit this lookup to people with a work-related need and access to the selected projects.
Set how requesters should provide the repository owner and name so similar projects are not confused.
Choose a private destination and limit any stored or shared project information to authorized readers.
Check a permitted repository, a misspelled project, and a project the requester cannot access.