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BITBUCKET INTEGRATION

BITBUCKET NODE INTEGRATION

Connect GitRabbit to Bitbucket Cloud or Bitbucket Server.

GitRabbit supports Bitbucket Cloud and self-hosted Bitbucket Server instances. Integration is configured using App Passwords and Repository Webhooks, enabling GitRabbit to scan pull requests and post inline comments.

Key_Capabilities

App Password Authentication

Securely authenticate GitRabbit using App Passwords with restricted permissions.

Webhook Integration

Listen for pull request creation, update, and comment reply events.

Bitbucket Pipelines Compatibility

Plug reviews directly into your Bitbucket build and test pipelines.

Setup_Sequence

1
Step 01

Generate App Password

Go to Bitbucket Personal Settings, select 'App Passwords', and create one with Pull Requests Read & Write scopes.

2
Step 02

Add Webhook

Configure a webhook in your Bitbucket repository pointing to the GitRabbit Bitbucket hook URL.

3
Step 03

Test Connection

Trigger a test event or open a dummy pull request to verify the webhook connection.

Code_Example

Bitbucket Webhook Configuration
Title: GitRabbit Integration Hook
URL: https://api.gitrabbit.com/v1/webhooks/bitbucket
Status: Active
Triggers:
- Pull Request: Created, Updated, Comment Created

Pro_Tips

  • Bitbucket Server integrations may require additional firewall rules to allow webhook events to reach GitRabbit endpoints.
  • Use workspace-level webhooks to configure GitRabbit for all repositories in a workspace at once.
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