Bitbucket
 | Bitbucket is a Git-based code hosting and collaboration platform for teams. Integrating Bitbucket with Make.com allows users to automate repository management, issue tracking, and code deployment workflows directly from their Bitbucket account. |
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Requirements
To use the Bitbucket app in Make, you must have an active Bitbucket account and appropriate authentication credentials such as OAuth 2.0 tokens or API tokens, create your account on Bitbucket. For subscription, refer to the Bitbucket pricing page.
Connect Bitbucket and Make
To get started, you must first create a connection between Bitbucket and Make, allowing the two services to communicate.
Obtain your OAuth2.0 credentials in your Bitbucket account
Create the connection in Make.
Obtain your OAuth2.0 credentials in your Bitbucket account
Before you create the connection in Make, you should first obtain your OAuth2.0 credentials in your Bitbucket account.
To obtain your OAuth2.0 credentials :
Click your avatar in the top navigation bar.
Select the relevant workspace under Recent workspaces or All workspaces.
Click the Settings cog in the top navigation bar.
Select Workspace settings from the Settings dropdown menu.
Select OAuth consumers under Apps and features in the sidebar.
Click Add consumer.
Enter the name and optional description for your consumer.
Enter the callback URI: https://www.integromat.com/oauth/cb/bitbucket2
Click Save.
Click the new consumer name to reveal credentials.
Copy the Client ID displayed on screen.
Copy the Client secret displayed on screen.
You will use this value while creating a connection in Make.
Because the UI might have changed, the steps you see on your screen might be different, check the vendor documentation for updates.
Create the connection in Make
Log in in your Make account, add the Bitbucket module to your scenario, and click Create a connection.
If you add a module with an instant tag, click Create a webhook, then Create a connection.
Optional: In the Connection name field, enter a name for the connection.
Enter the authentication credentials you copied from your Bitbucket account or follow the on-screen instructions to create the connection.
For detailed information on connecting an application, see Connect an applicationConnect an application. page.
Bitbucket modules
After connecting to the Bitbucket app, you can choose from a list of available modules to build your scenarios.
Templates
You can look for more templates in Make's template gallery, where you'll find thousands of pre-created scenarios.
Bitbucket resources
You can have access to more resources related to this app on the following links