Question - Create new project (within a "Group") using New-GitLabProject about psgitlab HOT 3 OPEN

After finding the GroupID, I have tried the following:

$searchGroup = "MyGroupName"
$group = Get-GitLabGroup -Search $searchGroup 
if ($group -eq $null) 
   {
      Write-Host "Group $searchGroup not found" 
   }
else 
   {
      Get-GitLabProject -GroupId $group.id 
      $newProjectname = 'NealTestScriptAddedProject'
      New-GitlabProject -Name $newProjectname  -Namespace "$searchGroup / $newProjectname" -public 
   }

I was guessing one of two things:

1. That the current group would be used when you add a new project
2. The group name is part of the namespace. When I listed my existing projects in the group that were created using the GitLab website, I saw the following name/value pair:

name_with_namespace : MyGroupName / MyProjectName

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Ok, got it! Read this: https://forum.gitlab.com/t/create-a-new-project-in-a-group-using-api/1552/5

Changed one line above:

New-GitlabProject -Name $newProjectname -Namespace "$searchGroup" -public

The namespace is apparently just the group name when adding an item,

I also ran "get-gitlabnamespace" to see the namespaces.
Then I realized that when I retrieved the project that "name with namespace" is not the namespace, but the group name and the namespace.

Next question - how do I set the value of the Wiki for the project? Is it a file that can be uploaded? Or there an API to set it?

Neal

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I don’t have anything around a wiki in the pipeline. You can treat the wiki as a git repository so you should be able to push changes via git.

Close the issue when you’ve seen the reply!

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