To setup your Bitbucket app in Cobalt for OAuth, you will need the following credentials from your Bitbucket Account:
  • Client ID
  • Client Secret
  • Scopes

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Pre-requisites

  1. Bitbucket Account. You can create one here.

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Required Settings

  • Mandatory Scopes
  1. Account
If you haven’t already created an app in Bitbucket, you’d need to create one.

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Creating an app in Bitbucket

To create a Bitbucket app and acquire the above mentioned credentials, please follow the steps mentioned below:
  1. Log in to your Bitbucket Account.
  2. Click on your Profile in the top right corner, go to the All workspaces page and select a Workspace.
Navigation for App setup
  1. Go to Workspace Settings > Apps and Features in the side menu > OAuth consumers and click Add consumer button.
  2. Go to your Apps catalog in Cobalt > Search for Bitbucket > Settings > Use your credentials > Callback Url > Copy it.
  3. Enter the App Name and paste the Callback URL.
  4. Select the mandatory scopes in the Permissions section, as provided in your Cobalt Bitbucket settings page and click on the Save button.
Setting up Bitbucket Developer app
  1. Click on the app created and copy the Key(Client ID) and Secret(Client Secret).
Getting Credentials

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Configuring credentials in Cobalt

App settings page lets you configure the authentication settings for an OAuth 2.0 based application. For your customers to provide you authorization to access their data, they would first need to install your application. This page lets you set up your application credentials. Setting up application client credentials Provide the acquired Client ID and Client Secret under Settings of the app and save it.

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Configuring Scopes

Cobalt lets you configure what permissions to ask from your users while they install your application. The scopes can be added or removed from the App settings page, under Permissions & Scopes section. For some applications Cobalt sets mandatory scopes which cannot be removed. Additional scopes can be selected from the drop down. Cobalt also has the provision to add any custom scopes supported by the respective platform. OAuth Scopes Once the scopes has been added to the application in Cobalt, go to your Bitbucket Account and update the scopes as added on Cobalt. Select the OAuth App created for Cobalt > Click on Edit in the Ellipsis button > Add the permissions as added in Cobalt > Click on Save.
If you are facing scopes missing or invalid scope error. Make sure you are not passing any custom scope not supported by the platform. And, the scopes selected here are identical to the ones selected in the platform.

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Actions and triggers

Once the above setup is completed, you can create orchestrations of your use-cases using Bitbucket actions and triggers. Following are the set of Bitbucket actions and triggers supported by Cobalt.
  1. List Issues - List issues in Bitbucket.
  2. Create Issue - Create an issue in Bitbucket.
  3. Update Issue - Update an issue in Bitbucket.
  1. Create Project - Create a project in a workspace in Bitbucket.
  2. Delete Project - Delete a project for a workspace in Bitbucket.
  3. Update Project - Update a project for a workspace in Bitbucket.
  1. List Workspaces - List workspaces for user in Bitbucket.
  2. Get Workspace By Id - Get a workspace in Bitbucket.
  1. HTTP Request - Make HTTP API calls to any Bitbucket documented REST APIs.