I use Stitch as an ETL tool and I'm integrating it with GitLab, however, when I run the extraction, only, for example, the first 20 commits from GitLab for each project are integrated.
I'm basing this on this documentation: https://www.stitchdata.com/docs/integrations/saas/gitlab , tap-gitlab (version 0.5.1)
For example, accessing the GitLab API directly via Postman, a single project returns up to 170 pages through the endpoint {{gitlab_url}}/api/v4/projects/{{project_id}}/repository/commits?page=170, but the stitch stops at the first page with a total of 20 lines of commits.
I use Stitch as an ETL tool and I'm integrating it with GitLab, however, when I run the extraction, only, for example, the first 20 commits from GitLab for each project are integrated.
I'm basing this on this documentation: https://www.stitchdata.com/docs/integrations/saas/gitlab , tap-gitlab (version 0.5.1)
For example, accessing the GitLab API directly via Postman, a single project returns up to 170 pages through the endpoint {{gitlab_url}}/api/v4/projects/{{project_id}}/repository/commits?page=170, but the stitch stops at the first page with a total of 20 lines of commits.