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prehistoric-waitress-34998
10/27/2022, 2:19 PMHi folks, having a little problem setting up the gitlab webhook. I’ve set everything up as per the docs, but am getting a 401 in Gitlab when testing. I’ve had a search of the troubleshooting guide, and slack posts but can’t see what the issue is. The access token works fine in the CI itself.
I’ve set up my pulumi org to identify with gitlab, and have deleted the original pulumi access token, logged out, logged back in via gitlab, and recreated a token in the org, but it’s still throwing an error. Can anyone help?
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brainy-church-78120
10/27/2022, 3:01 PM@prehistoric-waitress-34998 does your individual account have gitlab identity connected? user-menu in top-right > account settings > identities
sounds like yes, but double checking
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prehistoric-waitress-34998
10/27/2022, 3:49 PMYep, that’s there, I have just noticed that I’ve somehow spelled my email address wrong… Is there a way to change it?
I tried deleting the wrong account, and signed up to a new one - the old organization is inaccessible, but I’ll create a new one for that too. I’ll send support an email to delete it
Creating a new org doesn’t work, as the old one is linked to gitlab. Looks like I’m now stuck, as I can’t do anything to remove the old org.