How to create GitLab project using Frigg

This guide shows you how to create a project with name Test project inside of an already present group named Test group

Create a new branch with a name like create-test-project-in-test-group
Navigate to the directory of the repository in which the Test group resource is defined
Create a new .yaml file in this directory
Add a new Frigg project resource in this file. For example:

version: '2'
kind: GitlabProject
metadata:
    name: test_project
    configDefaults: GitlabDefaults
spec:
    name: Test project
    groupNamespace: test_group
    config:
        defaultBranch: main
        mergeMethod: merge
        mergePipelinesEnabled: false
        mergeRequestsAccessLevel: enabled
        onlyAllowMergeIfAllDiscussionsAreResolved: false
        onlyAllowMergeIfPipelineSucceeds: false
        requestAccessEnabled: true
        restrictUserDefinedVariables: true
        snippetsAccessLevel: enabled
        wikiAccessLevel: enabled
    approvalsConfig: {}
    approvalRules: []
    pushRules:
        memberCheck: true
        preventSecrets: true
        commitCommitterCheck: true
        rejectUnsignedCommits: false
    protectedBranches:
        - name: main
          allowForcePush: false
          codeOwnerApprovalRequired: false
          mergeAccessLevels:
              - maintainer
          pushAccessLevels:
              - maintainer
          unprotectedAccessLevels: []
    members: []
    sharedWithGroups: []

ℹ️ For more information about the project resource, please take a look at the GitLabProject resource

Create a merge request with the new project resource
Wait for the dry run to finish and check if the changelist contains the expected changes

After making sure the changes are correct, have someone check and approve your merge request and start the deployment by clicking on the play button of the deploy job

When the deploy job has finished successfully, the merge request will automatically be merged.

1.0.0 Create a group