Tom,

I am working out the same sort of thing with Jenkins Workflows and GitLab. 
It was very simple to get working for me.

All I had to do was 

   1. make a new workflow job,
   2. check the "Trigger builds remotely" box
   3. set an authentication token
   4. Go to my repository settings in git lab and make a web hook with my 
   trigger URL combined with the authentication token I had previously set
   5. save the job in Jenkins
   6. save my configuration in Gitlab
   7. commit some code
   8. watch a successfully automated build

I am very pleased at how easy this all was with my self-hosted GitLab 
server.

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