Connect Bitbucket Data Center
For a company Bitbucket Data Center server, name its host, then use a personal HTTP access token from it, or sign in with the browser through the incoming OAuth application link your administrator created for GitTree. GitTree talks to that host only.
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Before you start
- GitTree Pro or a running trial: hosting integrations are part of Pro.
- The server’s host name, and for browser sign-in the client ID and client secret of the application link.
Where to find it
- Preferences › Integrations › Connected accounts: Connect Bitbucket Data Center….
| Action | macOS | Windows and Linux |
|---|---|---|
| Preferences | ⌘, | Ctrl+, |
Steps
Name the host
Choose Connect Bitbucket Data Center… and type the server under Host.
Use a token
Choose Enter a Personal Access Token… and paste a personal HTTP access token from the server into the system dialog.
Or sign in with the browser
Fill Client ID of the OAuth application link, choose Sign In with Bitbucket Data Center, and type the link’s client secret when a system dialog asks; it is kept in your keychain and sent only to this host.
Expected result
Pull requests and repositories of that server appear in GitTree.
If something goes wrong
“Enter the host first.”
Type the server’s host name, such as bitbucket.example.com, before choosing a sign-in method.
Questions
Who creates the application link?
A Bitbucket administrator, on the server, as an incoming link for GitTree. Without one, use a personal HTTP access token.