Bitbucket

Overview

Events

• New Commit

  Start FLO when a new Commit is created

• New Issue

  Start FLO when a new Issue is created

• New Pull Request

  Start FLO when a new Pull Request is created

• New Repository

  Start FLO when a new Repository is created

Actions

• Approve Commit

  Approving a commit is not required to merge commit into a BitBucket project. Approve Commit works similar to a “like” button on facebook which indicates you approve another user’s commit to the project.

  Input Fields

  • Commit Info
    • User Name (text): Identification code of user to approve.
    • Repository Slug (text): URL-friendly version of a repository name, automatically generated by Bitbucket for use in the URL. For example, if your repository name was ‘føøbar’, in the URL it would become ‘foobar’. Similarly, ‘foo bar’ would become ‘foo-bar’.
    • Commit ID (text): Identification code of other user’s commit.

  Output Fields

  • There are no outputs

• Create Build

  Create a new build status for a specific commit

• Create Issue

  Create an issue

• Create Pull Request

  Allows you to create a request to pull another user’s project on BitBucket.

  Input Fields

  • Pull Request Info
    • User Name*(text): Name of user to request pull from.
    • Repository Slug* (text): URL-friendly version of a repository name, automatically generated by Bitbucket for use in the URL. For example, if your repository name was ‘føøbar’, in the URL it would become ‘foobar’. Similarly, ‘foo bar’ would become ‘foo-bar’.
    • Title* (text): Title of project requested.
    • Language (text): Language of requested project is in
    • Close Source Branch (true or false): If marked “True”, branch will be closed
    • State* (text): Current state of project, (Eg. Under Review, Require Approval, Draft).
  • Account
    • User Name* (text): Your username for BitBucket.
    • Website (text): Website account is linked to your account.
    • Display Name (text): Your display name.
    • Branch* (text): Branch associated with account.

  Output Fields

  • Pull Request ID (number): Will be marked null until required input fields are filled out. Output will create a number associated with your pull request.

• Create Repository

  Create a new Repository

• Read All Commits

  Read a list of all Commits from a Repository

• Read All Issues

  Read a list of all issues in the issue tracker

• Read All Pull Requests

  Read a list of all Pull Requests from a Repository

• Read All Repositories

  Read a list of Repositories

• Read Build Results

  Read all Build Results for a specific commit

• Read Diffs

  Read diffs for a commit

• Read Issue

  Read information about a single issue

• Read Pull Request

  Read information about a single Pull Request

• Read Repository

  Read description of a single Repository

• Upload Attachments

  Upload an Attachment