bitbucket

Bitbucket Plugin

The plugin implements work with functions list and fetch:

• Listing all repositories in a VCS from the master/main branch.
• Listing repositories by a project in a VCS from the master/main branch.
• Fetching from an input file using an ssh-key/ssh-agent/HTTP authentification.
  
  

This page is a short plugin description.

You may find additional information in our articles:

• scanio-list.
• scanio-fetch.

Commands

• Listing all repositories in a VCS.
  scanio list --vcs bitbucket --vcs-url example.com -i /Users/root/.scanio/output.file
• Listing all repositories by a project in a VCS.
  scanio list --vcs bitbucket --vcs-url example.com --namespace PROJECT -i /Users/root/.scanio/PROJECT.file
• Listing all repositories in a VCS using URL.
  scanio list --vcs bitbucket -i /Users/root/.scanio/PROJECT.file https://example.com/
• Listing all repositories by a project using URL.
  scanio list --vcs bitbucket -i /Users/root/.scanio/PROJECT.file https://example.com/projects/PROJECT/
• Fetching from an input file using an ssh-key authentification.
  scanio fetch --vcs bitbucket --input-file /Users/root/.scanio/output.file --auth-type ssh-key --ssh-key /Users/root/.ssh/id_ed25519 -j 1
• Fetching using an ssh-key authentification and URL that points a specific repository.
  scanio fetch --vcs bitbucket --auth-type ssh-key --ssh-key /Users/root/.ssh/id_ed25519 -j 1 https://example.com/projects/scanio_project/repos/scanio/browse
• Fetching from an input file using an ssh-agent authentification.
  scanio fetch --vcs bitbucket --input-file /Users/root/.scanio/output.file --auth-type ssh-agent -j 1
• Fetching from an input file with an HTTP.
  scanio fetch --vcs bitbucket --input-file /Users/root/.scanio/output.file --auth-typ http -j 1

Supported URL Formats

The application supports a few different formats of url:

• URL points to a VCS using Web UI format - https://example.com/.
   You could use the format with list command to list all repositories from your VCS.
   scanio list --vcs bitbucket -i /Users/root/.scanio/PROJECT.file https://example.com/
  
• URL points to a specific project using Web UI format - https://example.com/projects/<PROJECT_NAME>/
   You could use the format with list command to list all repositories from the project.
   scanio list --vcs bitbucket -i /Users/root/.scanio/PROJECT.file https://example.com/projects/scanio_project/
  
• URL points to a specific project and repository using Web UI format - https://example.com/projects/<PROJECT_NAME>/repos/<REPO_NAME>/browse
   You could use the format with fetch command to fetch a specific repository.
   scanio fetch --vcs bitbucket --auth-type ssh-key --ssh-key /Users/root/.ssh/id_ed25519 -j 1 https://example.com/projects/scanio_project/repos/scanio/browse
  
• URL points to a specific project and repository using API format and ssh type - ssh://git@gexample.com:7989/<PROJECT_NAME>/<REPO_NAME>.git
   You could use the format with fetch command to fetch a specific repository.
   You also can change the port using ssh scheme.
   scanio fetch --vcs bitbucket --auth-type ssh-key --ssh-key /Users/root/.ssh/id_ed25519 -j 1 ssh://git@example.com:7989/scanio_project/scanio.git
  
• URL points to a specific project and repository using API format and http type - https://example.com/scm/<PROJECT_NAME>/<REPO_NAME>.git
   You could use the format with fetch command to fetch a specific repository.
   scanio fetch --vcs bitbucket --auth-type ssh-key --ssh-key /Users/root/.ssh/id_ed25519 -j 1 https://example.com/scm/scanio_project/scanio.git
  

Results of the Command

Output of a "list" Command

As a result, the command prepares a JSON file:

{
    "args": {
        "Namespace": "<project_name>",
        "VCSURL": "<vcs_domain>"
    },
    "result": [
        {
            "namespace": "<project_name>",
            "repo_name": "<repo_name>",
            "http_link": "https://git@example.com/<project_name>/<repo_name>.git",
            "ssh_link": "ssh://git@git.example.com:7989/<project_name>/<repo_name>.git"
        }
    ],
    "status": "<status>",
    "message": "<err_message>"
}

Output of a "fetch" Command

The fetching works without an direct output. The command saves results into a home directory ~/.scanio/projects/+<VCSURL>+<Namespace>+<repo_name>.

Possible Errors

ssh: handshake failed: knownhosts: key mismatch

If you find the error check your .ssh/config. If you do use not a default 22 port for fetching and .ssh/config rules for this host, you have to determine a port too:

Host git.example.com
   Hostname git.example.com
   Port 7989 
   IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_ed25519

Or just not use .ssh/config and the port will be identified automatically.

ssh: handshake failed: ssh: unable to authenticate, attempted methods [none publickey], no supported methods remain

The algorithm is the same - determine a port in .ssh/config for your host or don't use .ssh/config rules.

Error on Clone occurred: err="reference not found"

It means that a branch in a remote repo doesn't exits. Try to fix the name of the branch or project.

Error on Clone occurred: err="remote repository is empty"

It means that a default branch in a remote repo (master/main) is empty. Try to fix the name of the branch or project.

error creating SSH agent: "SSH agent requested but SSH_AUTH_SOCK not-specified"

You might face this error if your repository was fetched by ssh and you are trying to fetch a repo with HTTP authentification. It means that git pull is trying to pull code with HTTP authentification but the origin of the repo is "ssh://....".

To fix this issue just change the authentification type to ssh-key or ssh-agent. We recommend not mixing approaches for a fetch command.

Environment for a BitBucket v1 API Plugin

• SCANIO_BITBUCKET_SSH_KEY_PASSOWRD - your password for ssh. The default is an empty value!
• SCANIO_BITBUCKET_USERNAME - your username in BitBucket.
• SCANIO_BITBUCKET_TOKEN - your Bitbucket token.
  • It may be a plain text password or a personal access token from <your_bb_domain>/plugins/servlet/access-tokens/manage.