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Close a GitLab issue when a JIRA Server issue is closed

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JiraGitLab

Every time a JIRA Server issue is closed, Make will automatically close a GitLab issue. Assumptions: The name of the issue is the same both in JIRA Server and GitLab. You have a JIRA workflow with statuses and transitions in place.

At a glance

Close a GitLab issue when a JIRA Server issue is closed is a ready-made Make.com workflow you import as a blueprint JSON file — no build required. It connects Jira, GitLab. It's free to download. Follow the 5-step import below to go live in minutes.

Platform: Make.com
Connects: Jira, GitLab
Modules: 3
Price: Free
Version: v1.0

About this workflow

Every time a JIRA Server issue is closed, Make will automatically close a GitLab issue.

Assumptions: The name of the issue is the same both in JIRA Server and GitLab. You have a JIRA workflow with statuses and transitions in place.

How to import this Make.com workflow

1
Download the blueprint JSON file after purchase.
2
Open Make.com → go to Scenarios → click Import Blueprint.
3
Select the downloaded JSON file and confirm.
4
Connect your app credentials in each module.
5
Run once manually to test, then activate the schedule.

Setup guide

Step 1: Connect your apps

Log in to your Make.com account and open the Connections tab. Click “Add connection” and select Jira from the app list. Enter your Jira credentials to authorise the connection...

Step 2: Import the blueprint JSON

Download the blueprint JSON file from your purchase page. In Make.com, go to Scenarios → Import Blueprint and upload the file. All modules and connections will be pre-configured...

Setup guide included

Purchase to unlock the full step-by-step guide

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