A webhook notifies buddybuild of code changes that you make to your repo. Whenever a new change is pushed to Bitbucket Server, buddybuild automatically kicks off a new build — ensuring that you have up-to-date build status and your testers have the very latest builds.
Step 1: Copy the webhook URL from buddybuild
On the Builds page, in the red banner at the top of the page, click on Resolve this issue.
In the dialog box that appears, select and copy the webhook URL. This URL is specific to your app and will be used to identify your app when sending webhooks from Bitbucket Server.
Step 2: Add a new hook if the Web Post Hooks Plugin is not already installed
In Bitbucket Server, navigate to the repo that contains your app. In the left navigation pane click Settings, then click on Hooks.
Bitbucket Server provides a plugin called Post-Receive WebHooks, which is listed in the Post receive section of the Hooks page. If the Post-Receive WebHooks plugin has already been installed then you can skip ahead to Step 5. If the Post-Receive WebHooks plugin has not listed, then you can add the plugin by clicking on the Add hook button.
Step 3: Select search to visit the Atlassian Marketplace
The Atlassian Marketplace contains hundreds of useful plugins for development. Click Search to visit the marketplace.
Step 4: Install the Web Post Hooks Plugin
Search for the Bitbucket Server Web Post Hooks Plugin. Then click Install.
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Do not use "HTTP Request Post Receive Hook" Be careful not to choose the HTTP Request Post Receive Hook as this is not compatible with buddybuild. |
Step 5: Configure the Post-Receive WebHooks From your repository settings page, select the Post-Receive WebHooks plugin to configure the post receive events for buddybuild.
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Do not use "HTTP Request Post Receive Hook" Be careful not to select the HTTP Request Post Receive Hook as this is not compatible with buddybuild. |
Step 6: Enter the buddybuild webhook URL Enter the buddybuild webhook URL that you copied from Step 1. Then click Enable to close the webhook editor dialog and enable. The next time that you push code code to your repository buddybuild will create a build for your app. Please remember that you will need to install a separate webhook for every app in buddybuild.
