To integrate Flow Enterprise Server with BitBucket Cloud, you must configure an OAuth consumer in BitBucket Cloud. Consider configuring the OAuth consumer using a service account with access to all teams and repositories in the organizations you want to show data for in Flow.
Create an OAuth consumer in BitBucket Cloud (external site, opens in new tab). Include the following information:
Name: This should be an easily recognizable name for your Flow Enterprise Server instance.
Description: This can contain information about Flow Enterprise Server.
Callback URL: This is the URL that BitBucket will redirect the user browser to after OAuth authentication is performed. This should look something like
https://<your Flow Enterprise hostname>/accounts/complete/bitbucket-oauth2/. For example, if your Flow Enterprise Server instance is atflow.mycompany.com, you would enterhttps://flow.mycompany.com/accounts/complete/bitbucket-oauth2/.URL: This is the root URL of your Flow Enterprise Server instance. For example, https://flow.mycompany.com.
Once your application is created, copy the Key and Secret value for your consumer.
Add this key and secret pair to the KOTS admin console for Flow Enterprise Server. Learn how to configure Flow Enterprise Server.
Once this is complete, follow the OAuth connection instructions in the BitBucket Cloud setup article to complete your connection.
Note: Once your OAuth consumer is authorized in both BitBucket Cloud and the KOTS admin console, managing your BitBucket Cloud integration is identical in both Flow Cloud and Flow Enterprise Server.
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