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Bitbucket

Common Questions

Bitbucket, powered by Atlassian, offers web-based version control repository hosting service. It manages source code and projects with the help of mercurial or git that runs in the background.

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Triggers

  • Push

    Triggers when a block of code is pushed 

  • New Comment on a Commit

    Triggers when a new push comment is added

  • New Issue

    Triggers when an issue is created

  • Issue Updated

    Triggers when an existing issue is updated

  • New Comment on an Issue

    Triggers when a new issue comment is added

  • New Pull Request

    Triggers for a new pull request is created

  • Pull Request Updated

    Triggers when an existing pull request is updated

  • Merged Pull Request

    Triggers when an existing pull request is merged

  • Declined Pull Request

    Triggers when an existing pull request is declined

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Actions

  • Get Watchers List

    Get list of all watchers of a repository

  • Get Tags List

    Get list of all tags and branches of a repository

  • Get Repository Details

    Get more details about an existing repository

  • Get Master Branch Details

    Get more details about the main branch of a repository

  • Get Forks List

    Get list of all forked repositories

  • Get Branch List

    Get all branches of a repository

To use Bitbucket in your workflow, you will first need to connect it with Built.io Flow. To do this, drag any Bitbucket action listed under Bitbucket service. In case of configuring Bitbucket triggers, double-click on the Start icon on your canvas and select Bitbucket service. Then click on the Add New option listed under Authorize Bitbucket field in the configuration window. If you have not logged in to your Bitbucket account, you'll be prompted to do so. If you have already logged in, you will be redirected to a new window where you will be prompted to allow a set of permissions to Built.io Flow. Click on Grant access.

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After this step, you will be redirected to canvas where you’ll see the Add Authorization window.

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Rename the authorization as per your choice and click ADD. You can now see the added authorization under Authorize Bitbucket field. Once added, this authorization will be available in all Bitbucket actions and triggers.