A Bitbucket plugin for Mattermost. The plugin is currently in beta.
- Slash commands
- /bitbucket connect
- /bitbucket disconnect
- /bitbucket me
- /bitbucket subscribe owner/repo
- /bitbucket unsubscribe owner/repo
- Webhook triggering events
- Issues:
- Created
- Updated
- Comment created
- Issues:
- Daily reminders - the first time you log in to Mattermost each day, get a post letting you know what issues and pull requests need your attention
- Notifications - get a direct message in Mattermost when someone mentions you, requests your review, comments on or modifies one of your pull requests/issues, or assigns you on Bitbucket
- Sidebar buttons - stay up-to-date with how many reviews, unread messages, assignments and open pull requests you have with buttons in the Mattermost sidebar
- Slash commands - interact with the Bitbucket plugin using the
/bitbucket
slash command- Subscribe to a respository - Use
/bitbucket subscribe
to subscribe a Mattermost channel to receive posts for new pull requests and/or issues in a Bitbucket repository - Get to do items - Use
/bitbucket todo
to get an ephemeral message with items to do in Bitbucket - Update settings - Use
/bitbucket settings
to update your settings for the plugin - And more! - Run
/bitbucket help
to see what else the slash command can do
- Subscribe to a respository - Use
- Supports Bitbucket Enterprise - Works with SaaS and Enterprise versions of Bitbucket (Enterprise support added in version 0.6.0)
Requires Mattermost 5.2 or higher. If you're running Mattermost 5.6+, it is strongly recommended to use plugin version 0.7.1+
- Install the plugin
- Download the latest version of the plugin from the Bitbucket releases page
- In Mattermost, go the System Console -> Plugins -> Management
- Upload the plugin
- Register a Bitbucket OAuth app
- Go to https://bitbucket.org
- Click Avatar -> Bitbucket settings -> Settings -> Access Management (OAuth) -> Add consumer
- Use "Mattermost Bitbucket Plugin - <your company name>" as the name
- Use "https://github.com/mattermost/mattermost-plugin-bitbucket" as the URL
- Use "https://your-mattermost-url.com/plugins/bitbucket/oauth/complete" as the callback URL, replacing
https://your-mattermost-url.com
with your Mattermost URL. - Set
Read
permissions on Issues, Repositories and Account for this OAuth consumer account - Save and copy the Key and Secret
- In Mattermost, go to System Console -> Plugins -> Bitbucket
- Fill in the Client ID (Key) and Client Secret and save the settings
- Create a Bitbucket webhook
- In Mattermost, go to the System Console -> Plugins -> Bitbucket -> Regenerate
- Copy the "Webhook Secret"
- Go to the settings page of your Bitbucket repository and click on "Webhooks" in the sidebar
- Click "Add webhook"
- Use "Mattermost Bitbucket Webhook - <repository_name>" as the title, where <repository_name is the name of your repository
- Use "https://your-mattermost-url.com/plugins/bitbucket/webhook" as the URL, replacing
https://your-mattermost-url.com
with your Mattermost URL - Select "Choose from a full list of trigger" as your trigger
- Select Issues: "Created", "Updated", and "Comment Created"
- Save the webhook
- Note for each organization you want to receive notifications for or subscribe to, you must create a webhook
- In Mattermost, go to the System Console -> Plugins -> Bitbucket -> Regenerate
- Configure a bot account
- Create a new Mattermost user, through the regular UI or the CLI with the username "bitbucket"
- I created by signing out of MM and creating user through signup.
- First Enable with System Console -> Security -> Sign Up.
- Email/username/password/team = [email protected]/bitbucket/bitbucket/bitbucket-demo.
- After creation, log back in as sysadmin
- Go to the System Console -> Plugins -> Bitbucket and select this user (bitbucket) in the User setting
- Save the settings
- Generate an at rest encryption key
- Go to the System Console -> Plugins -> Bitbucket and click "Regenerate" under "At Rest Encryption Key"
- Save the settings
- (Optional) Lock the plugin to a Bitbucket organization
- Go to System Console -> Plugins -> Bitbucket and set the Bitbucket Organization field to the name of your Bitbucket organization
- (Optional) Enable private repositories
- Go to System Console -> Plugins -> Bitbucket and set Enable Private Repositories to true
- Note that if you do this after users have already connected their accounts to Bitbucket they will need to disconnect and reconnect their accounts to be able to use private repositories
- (Not yet supported) Set your Enterprise URLs
- Go to System Console -> Plugins -> Bitbucket and set the Enterprise Base
URL and Enterprise Upload URL fields to your Bitbucket Enterprise URLs, ex:
https://bitbucket.example.com
- The Base and Upload URLs are often the same
- Go to System Console -> Plugins -> Bitbucket and set the Enterprise Base
URL and Enterprise Upload URL fields to your Bitbucket Enterprise URLs, ex:
- Enable the plugin
- Go to System Console -> Plugins -> Management and click "Enable" underneath the Bitbucket plugin
- Test it out
2. In Mattermost, run the slash command
/bitbucket connect
This plugin contains both a server and web app portion.
Run ngrok
command to expose localhost to the internet
- User Forwarding Address as <your-mattermost-url.com>
Use make dist
to build distributions of the plugin that you can upload to a Mattermost server.
Use make check-style
to check the style.
Use make deploy
to deploy the plugin to your local server. Before running make deploy
you need to set a few environment variables:
export MM_SERVICESETTINGS_SITEURL=http://localhost:8065
export MM_ADMIN_USERNAME=sysadmin
export MM_ADMIN_PASSWORD=sysadmin
Set up your Bitbucket webhook from the repository instead of the organization. Notifications and subscriptions will then be sent only for repositories you create webhooks for.
The reminder and /bitbucket todo
will still search the whole organization, but only list items assigned to you.
Feel free to create a Bitbucket issue or join the Bitbucket Plugin channel on our community Mattermost instance to discuss.