» gitlab_user

This resource allows you to create and manage GitLab users. Note your provider will need to be configured with admin-level access for this resource to work.

» Example Usage

resource "gitlab_user" "example" {
  name             = "Example Foo"
  username         = "example"
  password         = "superPassword"
  email            = "gitlab@user.create"
  is_admin         = true
  projects_limit   = 4
  can_create_group = false
  is_external      = true
}

» Argument Reference

The following arguments are supported:

• name - (Required) The name of the user.

• username - (Required) The username of the user.

• password - (Required) The password of the user.

• email - (Required) The e-mail address of the user.

• is_admin - (Optional) Boolean, defaults to false. Whether to enable administrative priviledges for the user.

• projects_limit - (Optional) Integer, defaults to 0. Number of projects user can create.

• can_create_group - (Optional) Boolean, defaults to false. Whether to allow the user to create groups.

• skip_confirmation - (Optional) Boolean, defaults to true. Whether to skip confirmation.

• is_external - (Optional) Boolean, defaults to false. Whether a user has access only to some internal or private projects. External users can only access projects to which they are explicitly granted access.

» Attributes Reference

The resource exports the following attributes:

• id - The unique id assigned to the user by the GitLab server.

» Importing users

You can import a user to terraform state using terraform import <resource> <id>. The id must be an integer for the id of the user you want to import, for example:

terraform import gitlab_user.example 42