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This pull request updates the GitLab integration documentation by replacing the vague "Developer Access" phrasing with “Ensure Developer Access”. The revised text explicitly instructs that the dedicated user must have (at least) Developer access to the group or projects, clarifying the required permissions for the CodeRabbit service account. No changes were made to any exported or public entities.
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Updated the recommendation wording to “Ensure Developer Access,” clarifying that the service account requires Developer-level permissions.
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I'm a rabbit, swift and bright, Hopping through docs with pure delight. "Ensure Developer Access" now sings, Clarifying all the permission things. With clear paths set for our code's flight, I celebrate this change with bunny might!
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The updated bullet now explicitly instructs that the dedicated user must have (at least)Developer access to the group or projects targeted for CodeRabbit installation. This clarification helps remove ambiguity about the required permissions, aligning well with the PR objectives. Consider verifying that the phrasing remains consistent with similar instructions elsewhere in the documentation.
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