[BITBUCKET CLOUD] Invalid pagination / missing next

[sti0]

I tried to loop over my workspaces and over the repos to get all pipelines with the following code:

from atlassian.bitbucket.cloud import Cloud
from pprint import pprint

bb = Cloud(
    url="https://api.bitbucket.org",
    username="myusr",
    password="mypass",
)

for x in bb.workspaces.each():
    print(x.name)
    if x.slug == "myworkspace":
        y = x.repositories.get("myrepo")
        print(y.name, y.description)

        pipes = y.pipelines.each()
        for p in pipes:
            print(p.build_number)

It returns the following error

AssertionError: Wrong response for url [https://api.bitbucket.org/2.0/repositories/.../.../pipelines], the size attribute doesn't match the number of recieved values:

JSON Output of the request like this one:

{
    "page": 1,
    "pagelen": 10,
    "values": [....10 pipes here...],
    "size": 21
}

The size option gave me the total number of pipelines (21). But the response only gave me 10 pipes with no next attribute. Therefore an error happend here:

atlassian-python-api/atlassian/bitbucket/cloud/base.py

Line 62 in 4066a9e

if not response.get("size", -1) == len(values):

[Spacetown]

That was my fault. the size value is the overall size and not the size of the current response.

[Spacetown]

One hint from my site. The workspace is accessed by the slug or the uuid. Therefore changing the code:

for x in bb.workspaces.each():
    print(x.name)
    if x.slug == "myworkspace":

to

x = bb.workspaces.get("myworkspace")

will be faster if you have several workspaces.

[sti0]

Thanks for the quick fix.

Another error occured when calling completed_on @ pipeline level:

return self.get_data("completed_on", "never completed")
TypeError: get_data() takes 2 positional arguments but 3 were given

atlassian-python-api/atlassian/bitbucket/cloud/repositories/pipelines.py

Line 120 in c51db61

return self.get_data("completed_on", "never completed")

[sti0]

And according to the docs, steps should return a generator. But it returns a method.

for p in pipes:
            print(type(p.steps))
-----> <class 'method'>

atlassian-python-api/atlassian/bitbucket/cloud/repositories/pipelines.py

Line 129 in c51db61

:return: A generator for the pipeline steps objects

[Spacetown]

And according to the docs, steps should return a generator. But it returns a method.

for p in pipes:
            print(type(p.steps))
-----> <class 'method'>

atlassian-python-api/atlassian/bitbucket/cloud/repositories/pipelines.py

Line 129 in c51db61

:return: A generator for the pipeline steps objects

Your code doesn't call the function steps. Try print(type(p.steps())) instead.

[sti0]

sorry. my fault. Adding the brackets did the trick.

[Spacetown]

No problem, I've checked it first.
The default value isn't accepted by the get_data, I've updated the PR.

[sti0]

Solved with #653 . Thanks @Spacetown