Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction

Bitbucket plugin

2 minute readExtensibilityDeveloper productivity

You can build, test, and deploy with unlimited private or public space with Bitbucket®. It is one tool for all your professional needs - from code to deployment. The Bitbucket plugin integrates with the Bitbucket REST API to provide support for Bitbucket webhooks.

Only the Bitbucket Cloud is supported.

While the Git plugin provides the core functionality for managing Git repositories and associated data, the Bitbucket plugin provides the following, additional functionality:

Supported features Git plugin Bitbucket plugin

Approve pull request

Clone

Commit

Create pull request

Delete branch

Merge pull request

Configure polling triggers

Post commit status

Pull

Reporting data: Code commit

Webhook triggers

Bitbucket REST API support

The Bitbucket plugin has been tested with Bitbucket Cloud REST API v2.

Bitbucket webhook support

The Bitbucket plugin provides the ability to automate the launch of the CloudBees CD/RO runtimes for:

  • Pull requests

  • Push events

For more information, refer to Configure webhook triggers.

Supported runtime values according to the event type

When the procedure or pipeline is started by a webhook event, additional properties are available under the /myWebhook property sheet. These properties are parsed from the event payload, which itself is saved under /my(Job|PipelineRuntime|etc.)/webhookData. The list of parsed properties depends on the event type. In some cases, the event payload may not contain the data for a property, and it is missing.

The branch names in the Include Branches and Exclude Branches parameters are patterns; the value main corresponds to any branch that contains main (for example, test-main-data). To specify the exact branch, you must use line start and line end symbols (for example, ^main$).
Table 1. Supported runtime values according to the event type
Runtime property Pull request event Push event

branch

commitAuthorEmail

commitAuthorName

commitId

commitMessage

eventType

repository

webhookData/author

webhookData/body

webhookData/branch

webhookData/number

webhookData/state

webhookData/title

webhookData/url

Create Bitbucket plugin configurations