How to use the gitlab.ProjectsBundle function in gitlab
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kube-HPC / hkube / core / api-server / lib / service / githooks / git-service.js View on Github 
async getGitlabLastCommit({ url, branchName = 'master', token = null }) {
const { host, owner, repo } = this._parseGithubUrlRepo(url);
const services = new ProjectsBundle({
host,
token
});
const lastCommit = await services.Commits.all(`${owner}/${repo}`, {
perPage: 1,
maxPages: 1,
showPagination: true,
ref_name: branchName
});
return lastCommit.data[0];
}gitlab
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