View commit details in EWM - integration with Gitlab

Recently I attended an IBM training course and the lab was configured to integrate well with Git.
IBM Lab opened in EWM, ours, by default opens Gitlab externally.
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Link in preview
https://ibmjazz:9443/ccm/resource/virtual/com.ibm.team.git/repoUUID/_aaaaa/commitId/bbbbb
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Link to open commit
https://ibmjazz:9443/ccm/web/projects/Project%20System%20Development#action=com.ibm.team.git.web.ui.action.show_git_commit_details&repoUUID=_aaaaaaaw&commitId=bbbbbbb


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Hi Nicola. I setup that image a few years ago now but I dont recall doing anything special other than what was documented in the help - and I documented that in the labs (lab 3 set everything up i think ? ). If it isnt working for you I'd suggest opening a support case with IBM to find out why. Shame IBM took all YouTube videos down - but I've started several new series here if you're interested: https://www.youtube.com/@SodiusWillert

Have you completed all of the steps in the help ? https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/engineering-lifecycle-management-suite/workflow-management/7.0.3?topic=enterprise-capturing-commit-discussions-in-gitlab
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Thanks for the response, I should have mentioned the lab is 7.0.2.

A possible answer. Still looking for the supporting documentation but it seems that when Node.js is hosting the repos, the links open in RTC.