BitBucket run pipeline

Event which can run specific custom pipeline, selected in the message.

This is event for sharovik/devbot automation bot.

Table of contents

• How it works
• Prerequisites

How it works

First you need to define the pipeline, after that you need to share the pull-request link or repository

start {YOUR_CUSTOM_PIPELINE} {BITBUCKET_PULL_REQUEST_URL_1} {BITBUCKET_PULL_REQUEST_URL_2} ...{BITBUCKET_PULL_REQUEST_URL_N}``` to run the pipeline for selected pull-request.

You can also trigger pipeline for one or more repositories, just write

start {YOUR_CUSTOM_PIPELINE} repository {YOUR_REPOSITORY_NAME}

In case when you specify the repository, the default main branch will be used(for example: master).

Please note, that for proper work of that event you might need to set up these environment variables for your configuration:

#This will be used once only repository is selected instead of the pull-request.
BITBUCKET_DEFAULT_WORKSPACE=your-workspace
BITBUCKET_DEFAULT_MAIN_BRANCH=master

Prerequisites

Before you will start use this event please be aware of these steps

Custom pipeline setup

In the bitbucket-pipelines.yml you must have defined the custom pipelines in the pipelines section. Here is an example:

pipelines:
    custom:
        # Name of your pipeline
        deploy-staging:
              - step: *build-container
              - step: *debploy-to-staging

Clone into devbot project

git clone git@github.com:sharovik/bitbucket-run-pipeline.git events/bitbucketrunpipeline

Install it into your devbot project

1. clone this repository into events/ folder of your devbot project. Please make sure to use bitbucketrunpipeline folder name for this event
2. add into imports path to this event in defined-events.go file

import "github.com/sharovik/devbot/events/bitbucketrunpipeline"

3. add this event into defined-events.go file to the defined events map object

// DefinedEvents variable contains the list of events, which will be installed/used by the devbot
var DefinedEvents = []event.DefinedEventInterface{
    //...
	bitbucketrunpipeline.Event,
}

Prepare environment variables in your .env

Copy and paste everything from the #Bitbucket section in .env.example file into .env file

Create BitBucket client

Here you can find how to do it.