Put `glab` at your fingertips with the GitLab CLI

GitLab has integrated its platform into the command-line interface (CLI) by adopting the open-source project glab, enhancing developer workflows by allowing them to interact with GitLab directly from their terminals. This integration builds on GitLab's commitment to open-source development and aims to improve efficiency for developers by enabling tasks like reviewing issues, creating branches, and managing merge requests without leaving the terminal. The project, initially started by Clement Sam, has seen contributions from over 80 developers and has been officially adopted by GitLab to provide long-term support and community collaboration. The transition involved adapting GitHub Actions to GitLab CI, ensuring security through a comprehensive review, and updating distribution methods, with significant contributions from both internal and external communities. GitLab plans to continue enhancing the CLI by addressing community feedback and exploring new feature possibilities, inviting collaboration and input from users to shape its future iterations.

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