Hi there!
Nothing moved since my last message, and to be honest I don’t expect things to move in the near future given the “one-single-product-for-everything” strategy that GitLab follows. Basically, they don’t want integrations with tools/services which can lead their users to move out of the GitLab user experience. And on our side, we consider that their code-quality features are too poor to be efficient (= basic reporting of issues on merge requests) and this breaks the overall user experience that we are designing for our users and customers (e.g. the concept of quality gate or the ability to get into details to understand issues).