Hi @Keshav_Kk, thanks for the screenshot. This one is on our side: the new version of the Automations page on cursor.com currently leaves GitLab out of the Add Trigger menu, even when your GitLab connection and repos are fine. Your existing GitLab automations and their triggers aren’t affected. I’ve passed it to the team.
In the meantime, this may get you a new GitLab automation:
- Open one of your existing GitLab automations and duplicate it.
- In the copy, don’t use Add Trigger. Edit the GitLab trigger that’s already there and pick the repository and event you want (for example merge request opened).
- Update the prompt and save.
If the existing GitLab trigger can’t be edited in the copy either, let me know.