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Plugin for Jenkins v2.138.2 or later, that triggers job builds on Bitbucket's push and pull request events.

Home Page: https://plugins.jenkins.io/bitbucket-push-and-pull-request

License: MIT License

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bitbucket-push-and-pull-request-plugin's Introduction

Bitbucket Push and Pull Request Plugin

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Plugin for Jenkins v2.138.2 or later, that triggers builds on Bitbucket's push and pull requests events.

The new features introduced by Bitbucket Push and Pull Request 2.x.x are:

  • build state propagation
  • support of pull requests for Bitbucket cloud (rest api v2.x+ with mercurial and git) and bitbucket Server (5.14+ with git)
  • support of pushs for Bitbucket cloud (rest api v2.x+ with mercurial and git) and Bitbucket server (5.14+ with git)
  • usage of Gson instead of net.sf.json.JSONObject
  • Introduction of models and major security improvements

Bitbucket Push and Pull Request supports the

  • Bitbucket cloud rest api v2.x+ and later (with git and mercurial repos)
  • Bitbucket server 5.14+ and later (with git repos)

Before you start Bitbucket Push And Pull Request Plugin will not work if the old Bitbucket plugin https://plugins.jenkins.io/bitbucket is still installed. So, please de-install from Jenkins the previous Bitbucket plugin if you want to use this new one.

Configuration

Configure the webhook

Configure your Bitbucket repository adding a webhook in the settings page. In the URL field (see image, at point A) add your JENKINS_URL followed by "/bitbucket-hook/" (for example https://my-jenkins.on-my-planet-far-away.com/bitbucket-hook/) Credentials for the webhook endpoint are not required, the trailing slash is mandatory.

For more specific infos about managing webhooks please consult:

Configure your Jenkins job

  1. Configure the Bitbucket Repository under the Source Code Management with your credentials. For git: example config git In case you are using Mercurial instead of git, configure it as follows: exampel config mercurial Please note: the branch, related to the events which trigger the builds, must be specified in the field Revision.

  2. Now activate the plugin in your job selecting the "Build with Bitbucket Push and Pull Request Plugin" option in the Build Triggers pane. example config jenkins bb ppr 1 example config jenkins bb ppr 2 example config jenkins bb ppr 3 example config jenkins bb ppr 4

Environment variables

NAME VALUE SCOPE BB TYPE NOTES
BITBUCKET_TARGET_BRANCH target branch PR + P C + S
BITBUCKET_ACTOR actor name PR + P C + S
BITBUCKET_PAYLOAD Complete payload as json string PR + P C + S
BITBUCKET_X_EVENT x-event which triggered the plugin PR + P C + S
BITBUCKET_SOURCE_BRANCH source branch PR C + S
BITBUCKET_PULL_REQUEST_TITLE PR title PR C + S
BITBUCKET_PULL_REQUEST_ID id PR C + S
BITBUCKET_PULL_REQUEST_LINK link PR C + S
BITBUCKET_PULL_REQUEST_DESCRIPTION PR description PR C + S
BITBUCKET_PULL_REQUEST_COMMENT_TEXT Comment of BB Cloud Pull Request PR C + S
BITBUCKET_REPOSITORY_UUID Repository identifier P C
BITBUCKET_REPOSITORY_ID Repository identifier P S
BITBUCKET_REPOSITORY_URL Repository URL PR C
REPOSITORY_LINK Repository link P C Deprecated: to remove in 2.6
REPOSITORY_NAME Repository name P S Deprecated: to remove in 2.6

Troubleshooting: Some important aspects to keep in mind

About the initialization of the plugin

The Bitbucket Push and Pull Request Plugin (BBPPR Plugin) uses the Git Plugin to handle with the git repositories managed by BitBucket. More in details:

  1. The user initiliazes a new job starting manually a build.
  2. The Git Plugin clones the repository declared in the job fetching the branches as defined in the Branch Specifier filter field.
  3. Due to the fact that each branch is new, the BBPPR Plugin sees everywhere changes and, as a consequence, the BBPPR Plugin starts for each new fetched branch a job.
  4. It's also important to keep in mind that the filters on the branches specified by the BBPPR Plugin in its Allowed Branches field, are not applied in the initialization phase, because they are only active for jobs triggered through the BitBucket webhook (and not for the ones, which are built manually).

About the filters on the branches

Talking generally, there are two filters used to 'control the branches':

  • the Git plugin filter on the branches: a kind of general filter applied at job level.

  • the BBPPR plugin filter: a specific one, that acts at trigger level and that is there because the user can have in a job more triggers than only one.

  • Important is to keep in mind, that you cannot trigger events on branches that are excluded from the Git Plugin filter. It has the precedence because it defines (fetches) the branches, that can be accessed by the BBPPR plugin.

  • Moreover, the way in which the matching is done is the same for both plugins, because we are using for the matching the public method given to disposal from the Git Plugin. The reason for that is the wish to guarantee consistency between the two plugins, at least regarding the way in which branches are matched. This all means also, that we are not implementing the matching logic.

  • As you see from the code: return matches(allowedBranches, bitbucketAction.getTargetBranch(), null);, the matching is between the string you specified (allowedBranches) and the target branch specified in the payload sent from BitBucket (bitbucketAction.getTargetBranch()). This means that The filter is not on the source branch, but on the target branch.

  • You can find al lot of examples in this test class: BitBucketPPRPullRequestCreatedActionFilterTest.java

About the build state propagation and the approve set by Jenkins on BitBucket

  • Actually, the bitbucket credentials needed for the state propagation are the ones provided in the git plugin configuration for the job. That means, that you don't need to give other credentials: it should work out of the box.

The only limit of this solution is that the build status propagation will work only if you are using, for the git plugin, credentials of the kind: "Username with Password".

Dsl Job actions for Bitbucket Push and Pull Request Trigger

bitbucketTriggers {

  // For Bitbucket Cloud
  repositoryPushAction(triggerAlsoIfTagPush: boolean, triggerAlsoIfNothingChanged: boolean, allowedBranches: String)
  repositoryPushAction(triggerAlsoIfTagPush: boolean, triggerAlsoIfNothingChanged: boolean, allowedBranches: String, isToApprove: boolean)
  repositoryPushAction(triggerAlsoIfTagPush: boolean, triggerAlsoIfNothingChanged: boolean, allowedBranches: String, isToApprove: boolean, triggerOnlyIfTagPush: boolean)

  pullRequestApprovedAction(onlyIfReviewersApproved: boolean)
  pullRequestApprovedAction(onlyIfReviewersApproved: boolean, allowedBranches: String)
  pullRequestApprovedAction(onlyIfReviewersApproved: boolean, allowedBranches: String, isToApprove: boolean)

  pullRequestCreatedAction()
  pullRequestCreatedAction(allowedBranches: String)
  pullRequestCreatedAction(allowedBranches: String, isToApprove: String)

  pullRequestUpdatedAction()
  pullRequestUpdatedAction(allowedBranches: String)
  pullRequestUpdatedAction(allowedBranches: String, isToApprove: String)

  pullRequestMergedAction()
  pullRequestMergedAction(allowedBranches: String)
  pullRequestMergedAction(allowedBranches: String, isToApprove: String)

  pullRequestCommentCreatedAction()
  pullRequestCommentCreatedAction(allowedBranches: String)
  pullRequestCommentCreatedAction(allowedBranches: String, commentFilter: String) // CommentFilter is java a regex expression

  pullRequestCommentUpdatedAction()
  pullRequestCommentUpdatedAction(allowedBranches: String)
  pullRequestCommentUpdatedAction(allowedBranches: String, commentFilter: String) // CommentFilter is java a regex expression

  pullRequestCommentDeletedAction()
  pullRequestCommentDeletedAction(allowedBranches: String)

  // For Bitbucket Server
  // note: flag `isToApprove` has no effect yet
  repositoryServerPushAction(triggerAlsoIfTagPush: boolean, triggerAlsoIfNothingChanged: boolean, allowedBranches: String)
  repositoryServerPushAction(triggerAlsoIfTagPush: boolean, triggerAlsoIfNothingChanged: boolean, allowedBranches: String, isToApprove: boolean)
  repositoryServerPushAction(triggerAlsoIfTagPush: boolean, triggerAlsoIfNothingChanged: boolean, allowedBranches: String, isToApprove: boolean, triggerOnlyIfTagPush: boolean)

  pullRequestServerApprovedAction(onlyIfReviewersApproved: boolean)
  pullRequestServerApprovedAction(onlyIfReviewersApproved: boolean, allowedBranches: String)
  pullRequestServerApprovedAction(onlyIfReviewersApproved: boolean, allowedBranches: String, isToApprove: boolean)

  pullRequestServerCreatedAction()
  pullRequestServerCreatedAction(allowedBranches: String)
  pullRequestServerCreatedAction(allowedBranches: String, isToApprove: boolean)

  pullRequestServerUpdatedAction()
  pullRequestServerUpdatedAction(allowedBranches: String)
  pullRequestServerUpdatedAction(allowedBranches: String, isToApprove: boolean)

  pullRequestServerMergedAction()
  pullRequestServerMergedAction(allowedBranches: String)
  pullRequestServerMergedAction(allowedBranches: String, isToApprove: boolean)
}

Dsl Job snippets

// pullRequestCreatedAction()
job('example-pull-request-created') {
  triggers{
    bitbucketTriggers {
      pullRequestCreatedAction()
    }
  }
  scm {
    git {
      remote {
        url("https://git.company.domain/scm/~username/telegram.git")
      }
    }
  }
  steps {
    shell('echo START pull request created')
  }
}

// pullRequestCreatedAction() with filter on branches
job('example-pull-request-created-with-filter-on-branches') {
  triggers{
    bitbucketTriggers {
      pullRequestCreatedAction("master")
    }
  }
  scm {
    git {
      remote {
        url("https://git.company.domain/scm/~username/telegram.git")
      }
    }
  }
  steps {
    shell('echo START pull request created with filter on branches')
  }
}

// pullRequestCreatedAction() with filter on branches
// and eventually approve Pull Request in BB after the job is done
job('example-pull-request-created-with-filter-on-branches-and-is-to-approve') {
  triggers{
    bitbucketTriggers {
      pullRequestCreatedAction("master", true)
    }
  }
  scm {
    git {
      remote {
        url("https://git.company.domain/scm/~username/telegram.git")
      }
    }
  }
  steps {
    shell('echo START pull request created with filter on branches')
  }
}

// pullRequestUpdatedAction()
job('example-pull-request-updated') {
  triggers{
    bitbucketTriggers {
      pullRequestUpdatedAction()
    }
  }
  scm {
    git {
      remote {
        url("https://git.company.domain/scm/~username/telegram.git")
      }
    }
  }
  steps {
    shell('echo START pull request updated')
  }
}

// pullRequestUpdatedAction() wiht filter on branches
job('example-pull-request-updated-with-filter-on-branches') {
  triggers{
    bitbucketTriggers {
      pullRequestUpdatedAction("master")
    }
  }
  scm {
    git {
      remote {
        url("https://git.company.domain/scm/~username/telegram.git")
      }
    }
  }
  steps {
    shell('echo START pull request updated with filter on branches')
  }
}

// pullRequestUpdatedAction() wiht filter on branches
// and eventually approve Pull Request in BB after the job is done
job('example-pull-request-updated-with-filter-on-branches') {
  triggers{
    bitbucketTriggers {
      pullRequestUpdatedAction("master", true)
    }
  }
  scm {
    git {
      remote {
        url("https://git.company.domain/scm/~username/telegram.git")
      }
    }
  }
  steps {
    shell('echo START pull request updated with filter on branches')
  }


// pullRequestApprovedAction(boolean onlyIfReviewersApproved)
job('example-pull-request-approved') {
  triggers{
    bitbucketTriggers {
      pullRequestApprovedAction(false)
    }
  }
  scm {
    git {
      remote {
        url("https://git.company.domain/scm/~username/telegram.git")
      }
    }
  }
  steps {
    shell('echo START pull request approved')
  }
}

// pullRequestApprovedAction(boolean onlyIfReviewersApproved) with filter on branches
job('example-pull-request-approved-with-filter-on-branches') {
  triggers{
    bitbucketTriggers {
      pullRequestApprovedAction(false, "master")
    }
  }
  scm {
    git {
      remote {
        url("https://git.company.domain/scm/~username/telegram.git")
      }
    }
  }
  steps {
    shell('echo START pull request approved with filter on branches')
  }
}


// pullRequestApprovedAction(boolean onlyIfReviewersApproved) with filter on branches
// and eventually approve Pull Request in BB after the job is done
job('example-pull-request-approved-with-filter-on-branches') {
  triggers{
    bitbucketTriggers {
      pullRequestApprovedAction(false, "master", true)
    }
  }
  scm {
    git {
      remote {
        url("https://git.company.domain/scm/~username/telegram.git")
      }
    }
  }
  steps {
    shell('echo START pull request approved with filter on branches')
  }
}

// pullRequestMergedAction()
job('example-pull-request-merged') {
  triggers{
    bitbucketTriggers {
      pullRequestMergedAction()
    }
  }
  scm {
    git {
      remote {
        url("https://git.company.domain/scm/~username/telegram.git")
      }
    }
  }
  steps {
    shell('echo START pull request merged')
  }
}

// pullRequestMergedAction() with filter on branches
job('example-pull-request-merged-with-filter-on-branches') {
  triggers{
    bitbucketTriggers {
      pullRequestMergedAction("master")
    }
  }
  scm {
    git {
      remote {
        url("https://git.company.domain/scm/~username/telegram.git")
      }
    }
  }
  steps {
    shell('echo START pull request merged with filter on branches')
  }
}

// pullRequestMergedAction() with filter on branches
// and eventually approve Pull Request in BB after the job is done
job('example-pull-request-merged-with-filter-on-branches') {
  triggers{
    bitbucketTriggers {
      pullRequestMergedAction("master")
    }
  }
  scm {
    git {
      remote {
        url("https://git.company.domain/scm/~username/telegram.git")
      }
    }
  }
  steps {
    shell('echo START pull request merged with filter on branches')
  }
}

// repositoryPushAction(boolean triggerAlsoIfTagPush, boolean triggerAlsoIfNothingChanged, String allowedBranches)
job('example-push') {
  triggers{
    bitbucketTriggers {
      repositoryPushAction(false, true, "master")
    }
  }
  scm {
    git {
      remote {
        url("https://git.company.domain/scm/~username/telegram.git")
      }
    }
  }
  steps {
      shell('echo START push')
  }
}


// repositoryPushAction(boolean triggerAlsoIfTagPush, boolean triggerAlsoIfNothingChanged, String allowedBranches)
// and eventually approve Pull Request in BB after the job is done
job('example-push') {
  triggers{
    bitbucketTriggers {// and eventually approve Pull Request in BB after the job is done

      repositoryPushAction(false, true, "master", true)
    }
  }
  scm {
    git {
      remote {
        url("https://git.company.domain/scm/~username/telegram.git")
      }
    }
  }
  steps {
      shell('echo START push')
  }
}

// combination of triggers is also possible
job('example-pull-request-created-updated') {
  triggers{
    bitbucketTriggers {
      pullRequestCreatedAction()
      pullRequestUpdatedAction()
      pullRequestMergedAction("master")
    }
  }
  scm {
    git {
      remote {
          url("https://git.company.domain/scm/~username/telegram.git")
      }
    }
  }
  steps {
      shell('echo START pull request created')
  }
}

Pipeline script

Example of pipeline code for building on pull-request and push events.

properties([
  pipelineTriggers([
    [
      $class: 'BitBucketPPRTrigger',
      triggers : [
        [
          $class: 'BitBucketPPRPullRequestTriggerFilter',
          actionFilter: [
            $class: 'BitBucketPPRPullRequestCreatedActionFilter',
          ]
        ],
        [
          $class: 'BitBucketPPRPullRequestTriggerFilter',
          actionFilter: [
            $class: 'BitBucketPPRPullRequestApprovedActionFilter',
          ]
        ],
        [
          $class: 'BitBucketPPRPullRequestTriggerFilter',
          actionFilter: [
            $class: 'BitBucketPPRPullRequestUpdatedActionFilter',
          ]
        ],
        [
          $class: 'BitBucketPPRPullRequestTriggerFilter',
          actionFilter: [
            $class: 'BitBucketPPRPullRequestMergedActionFilter',
          ]
        ],
        [
          $class: 'BitBucketPPRRepositoryTriggerFilter',
          actionFilter: [
            $class: 'BitBucketPPRRepositoryPushActionFilter',
            triggerAlsoIfNothingChanged: true,
            triggerAlsoIfTagPush: false,
            allowedBranches: "",
            isToApprove: true
          ]
        ]
      ]
    ]
  ])
])

pipeline {
  agent any

  stages {
  stage('Build') {
      steps {
        echo 'Building...'

        echo 'Env vars for cloud pull request...'
        echo "BITBUCKET_SOURCE_BRANCH ${env.BITBUCKET_SOURCE_BRANCH}"
        echo "BITBUCKET_TARGET_BRANCH ${env.BITBUCKET_TARGET_BRANCH}"
        echo "BITBUCKET_PULL_REQUEST_LINK ${env.BITBUCKET_PULL_REQUEST_LINK}"
        echo "BITBUCKET_PULL_REQUEST_ID ${env.BITBUCKET_PULL_REQUEST_ID}"
        echo "BITBUCKET_PAYLOAD ${env.BITBUCKET_PAYLOAD}"

        echo 'Env vars for cloud push...'
        echo "REPOSITORY_LINK ${env.REPOSITORY_LINK}"
        echo "BITBUCKET_SOURCE_BRANCH ${env.BITBUCKET_SOURCE_BRANCH}"
        echo "BITBUCKET_REPOSITORY_URL ${env.BITBUCKET_REPOSITORY_URL}"
        echo "BITBUCKET_PUSH_REPOSITORY_UUID ${env.BITBUCKET_PUSH_REPOSITORY_UUID}"
        echo "BITBUCKET_PAYLOAD ${env.BITBUCKET_PAYLOAD}"

        echo 'Env vars for server push...'
        echo "REPOSITORY_LINK ${env.REPOSITORY_LINK}"
        echo "BITBUCKET_SOURCE_BRANCH ${env.BITBUCKET_SOURCE_BRANCH}"
        echo "BITBUCKET_REPOSITORY_URL ${env.BITBUCKET_REPOSITORY_URL}"
        echo "BITBUCKET_PUSH_REPOSITORY_UUID ${env.BITBUCKET_PUSH_REPOSITORY_UUID}"
        echo "BITBUCKET_PAYLOAD ${env.BITBUCKET_PAYLOAD}"
      }
    }
  }
}

Thanks and Acknowledgments

This plugin is originally based on the Sazo's fork (https://github.com/sazo/bitbucket-plugin) of the Bitbucket plugin: https://plugins.jenkins.io/bitbucket.

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