Hi! I created a Jekyll site and I run netlify init to connect it to my remote repo and to create the project on Netlify. All it works, but in the dashboard in the “Site overview” section I see “deploy from manual” as if I deployed my site not from a Git repository.
However if I go to the “Deploys” section I can see the git commit messages and my gitlab repo url
Why this happens? Does it affect some part of my deploy?
With the same public Gitlab I have other websites created manually (not from netlify CLI) and in the “Site overview” I correctly see “Deploy from Gitlab”.
What I see in the screenshot you shared is something like the former Deploys from GitHub image as the manual is a link. What is the URL of this link? Is it that of your repository?
Thanks for your answer, but I think it should be an integration problem with Gitlab. Here’s why.
The URL on “manual” deploy is https://app.netlify.com/sites/practical-feynman-d385ff/git@gitlab.com:mattia.ducci/provanetlifycli2.git but if I click on it, I have “404 not found”: I don’t know why since the repo link is correct.
However I created from scratch a new repository in Gitlab following your instructions and still have “manual” deploy and 404, but hooks from Gitlab arrives correctly. and even in build messages I see something like 4763@master… that’s ok. The part I don’t understand is that if I go to a website I linked to Gitlab from the Netlify UI dashboard, I see “deploy from Gitlab”, but if I click on the link, it gives me 404 anyway.
I repeated the same steps in Github and the netlify init command prompted me different voices (it recognized I was on a Github account) and I see “deploy from GitHub” with the correct link to my Github repository.
