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The GitLab page now says each Mintlify project connected to a GitLab project gets its own webhook, and that saving again replaces a deleted or changed webhook. The old sentence said Mintlify reuses any existing Mintlify webhook, which is no longer true.

Based on a merged change that saves the webhook Mintlify creates for each project. Duplicate check: open docs PRs for "gitlab" and "webhook", Nivedh's and Ethan's open PRs; none cover this.

Needs confirmation:

• If someone created the webhook manually after automatic setup failed, saving again with a Maintainer token adds a second Mintlify webhook. Should the page tell readers to delete the manual one?

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Low Risk
Documentation-only wording change with no runtime or security impact.

Overview
Updates the Create the webhook section on the GitLab deploy guide so it matches current product behavior.

It now states that each Mintlify project linked to the same GitLab repo gets its own webhook, instead of saying Mintlify leaves an existing Mintlify webhook unchanged.

It also adds that re-saving the connection keeps the webhook Mintlify created, and creates another if that webhook was removed or its URL changed.

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