GLab

GLab is a tool that allows you to interact with GitLab from the command line. It allows you to work on issues, merge requests, monitor running channels, and more. It is a tool inspired by the GitHub CLI project that also allows you to manage the source code versioning process from the command line.

Here are some examples of how you can use GLab:

- Want to solve a problem? You can use GLab to open a new issue, add comments to an existing issue, and mark the issue as resolved.

- Want to merge a request? You can use GLab to merge a request into the main branch, add comments to the merge, and mark the merge as successful.

- Want to monitor running channels? You can use GLab to view the status of running channels, view channel output, and stop channels.

GLab is a powerful tool that can help you work more efficiently with GitLab from the command line. If you are a GitLab user, I recommend you check out GLab.