Bitbucket

Overview

Bitbucket is a platform for hosting and versioning code, facilitating collaboration among developers. Leverage the power of Bitbucket's vast repository data within Rely.io for a comprehensive view of your software lifecycle.

Installation Guide

Required permissions

During the configuration process, you'll be asked to authorize the Rely.io App to have specific permissions in your account for the plugin to function properly: Read

✅ Account

✅ Issues

✅ Build Pipelines

✅ Project

✅ Repositories

✅ Pull Requests

✅ Team Membership

The necessary permission scopes will be automatically filled in for you so you don't have to worry about that.

Steps to Integrate Bitbucket with Rely.io

Open the Rely.io platform and start by navigating to the Plugins page in the Portal Builder.
Click the Add Data Source button and select Bitbucket.
You'll be redirected to Bitbucket's app integration form, login to your account.
Submit the form by providing the necessary permissions
You'll be redirected back to Rely.io
Provide an expressive name to this integration that allows you to easily identify the source
Click Submit to finalize the integration.

To prevent pulling outdated or stale data from your tools and flooding your catalog with unactionable entities, our plugins are set by default with policies to reduce noise.

For instance in the case of Git providers:

Repositories with no activity over the last 3 months are ignored
Repositories that have been archived are also ignored
All entities related to ignored repositories (Pull Requests, Issues, Deployments, etc.) are consequently ignored

After you add the Bitbucket plugin, an entity discovery run will be triggered. The initial discovery run can take up to a few minutes. By the end of this discovery run:

New blueprints will be added to your data model
Entities retrieved from the data source will be added to the Discovery page for you to either approve or reject them

The plugin periodically updates all retrieved entities to ensure they stay in sync with their external counterparts.

Once the initial discovery run completes successfully you should see your GitLab plugin under the Active section of the data sources page.

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Installation Guide

Required permissions

During the configuration process, you'll be asked to authorize the Rely.io App to have specific permissions in your account for the plugin to function properly: Read

✅ Account

✅ Issues

✅ Build Pipelines

✅ Project

✅ Repositories

✅ Pull Requests

✅ Team Membership

The necessary permission scopes will be automatically filled in for you so you don't have to worry about that.

Steps to Integrate Bitbucket with Rely.io

Open the Rely.io platform and start by navigating to the Plugins page in the Portal Builder.

Click the Add Data Source button and select Bitbucket.

You'll be redirected to Bitbucket's app integration form, login to your account.

Submit the form by providing the necessary permissions

You'll be redirected back to Rely.io

Provide an expressive name to this integration that allows you to easily identify the source

Click Submit to finalize the integration.

To prevent pulling outdated or stale data from your tools and flooding your catalog with unactionable entities, our plugins are set by default with policies to reduce noise.

For instance in the case of Git providers:

Repositories with no activity over the last 3 months are ignored
Repositories that have been archived are also ignored
All entities related to ignored repositories (Pull Requests, Issues, Deployments, etc.) are consequently ignored

After you add the Bitbucket plugin, an entity discovery run will be triggered. The initial discovery run can take up to a few minutes. By the end of this discovery run:

New blueprints will be added to your data model

Entities retrieved from the data source will be added to the Discovery page for you to either approve or reject them

The plugin periodically updates all retrieved entities to ensure they stay in sync with their external counterparts.

Once the initial discovery run completes successfully you should see your GitLab plugin under the Active section of the data sources page.