GitLab - Assign an issue to epic action
The Assign an issue to epic action assigns an issue to an epic in GitLab. If the issue belongs to another epic, the issue is unassigned from that epic.
Input
| Input field | Description |
|---|---|
| Group | Select a group from the drop-down menu or enter a name. |
| Epic Internal ID | Enter the epic internal ID. |
| Issue ID | Enter the global issue ID used by the API. For example, 193053965. |
Output
| Output field | Description |
|---|---|
| ID | The top-level group ID. |
| Epic ID | The ID assigned to a parent epic. |
| Epic Work Item ID | The ID (often exposed as a Global ID) for objects managed under the unified Work Items system. |
| Epic Internal ID | The ID assigned to an epic within the context of a specific group, rather than a global, system-wide ID. |
| Epic Title | The name used to identify the epic. |
| Epic State | The epic lifecycle status. Options include opened and closed. |
| Issue ID | The ID assigned to an issue within the scope of a project. |
| Issue Internal ID | A project-specific ID that resets for every project, typically starting at 1 for the first issue created in a repository. |
| Issue Project ID | The ID that identifies the specific project where an issue resides in GitLab. |
| Issue Title | The name used to identify the issue. |
| Issue State | The current lifecycle stage of the issue. Options include opened, closed, and locked. |
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