Context in GitLab Duo Workflow

Workflow is aware of the context you’re working in, specifically:

Area	How to use GitLab Workflow
Epics	Enter the epic ID and the name of the group the epic is in. The group must include a project that meets the prerequisites.
Issues	Enter the issue ID if it’s in the current project. In addition, enter the project ID if it is in a different project. The other project must also meet the prerequisites.
Local files	Workflow can access all files available to Git in the project you have open in your editor. Enter the file path to reference a specific file.
Merge requests	Enter the merge request ID if it’s in the current project. In addition, enter the project ID if it’s in a different project. The other project must also meet the prerequisites.
Merge request pipelines	Enter the merge request ID that has the pipeline, if it’s in the current project. In addition, enter the project ID if it’s in a different project. The other project must also meet the prerequisites.

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