What Renovate type, platform and version are you using?

Doesn't matter.

Describe the bug

The table that's used in https://github.com/

Description of the problem, including code/CLI snippet

Documentation is missing an example how to make use of project import parameters.
The Gitlab-API supports these parameters (name,file,path,overwrite)

Expected Behavior

It would be good to add an example to the documentation (if those parameters are supported)

Actual Behavior

Specifications

• python-gitlab versi

#197 took care of being able to use # at the start of a line, but I just noticed that there isn't a great user flow for editing an issue that already has markdown headings.

1. Create an issue with at least 1 heading
2. Edit the issue with lab issue edit [ID]
3. Make changes and save
4. The issue will now have its heading(s) stripped out

I'm not sure what the best course would be, but

Currently if you try to clone a repository from github and you don't have any ssh keys configured at github, you will fail to clone and get such message:

Fatal error: fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.

Even Permission denied (publickey). message is not shown.

@guyzmo offered to "suggest a

See scala/scala-xml#359 (comment).

Hi,
Now that we have nested group in gitlab since v9 it would be very interesting to implement it in gitlab-mirrors.
Would be super useful, as we could mirror several git repositories of a unique project to a unique sub group in a base "gitlab-mirrors" group (wow!)

Cheers

https://github.com/google/starlark-go/blob/master/doc/spec.md

It should satisfy our reproducibility needs (like jsonnet) and could be easier to write agola config files.

Like in #137 we should provide build context information.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
GitLab's API has support for importing repositories from GitHub and Bitbucket to GitLab.
It would be a nice-to-have feature in glab.

Describe the solution you'd like
glab should provide a sub-command for the repo command that helps users import repos from GitHub and Bitbucket to GitLab.

glab repo import <ho