Bitbucket Cloud build status notifier plugin for Jenkins -

Every time you trigger a build, you don't have to log in to your build server to see if it passed or failed. Now you will be able to know when your build is passing right within the Bitbucket Cloud UI.

Note: This plugin aims at the Atlassian-hosted BitBucket Cloud solution, not BitBucket Server (formerly known as Stash).

Features

• Notify to Bitbucket for the following build events:
• Build start
• Build finish

Dependencies

This plugin depends on other Jenkins plugins:

• Git Plugin
• Mercurial Plugin
• Credentials Plugin

Please install them before if they are still not installed on your Jenkins server.

Instructions

Create a OAuth Consumer

First you need to get a OAuth consumer key/secret from Bitbucket.

1. Login into your Bitbucket account.
2. Click your account name and then in Settings from the menu bar.
3. Click OAuth from the menu bar.
4. Press the Add consumer button.
5. The system requests the following information:
6. Give a representative name to the consumer e.g. Jenkins build status notifier.
7. Although is not used, a Callback URL must be set e.g. ci.your-domain.com.
8. Leave blank the URL field.
9. Add Read and Write permissions to Repositories.
10. Click Save button and a Key and Secret will be automatically generated.

Ensure Jenkins URL is set

Second, ensure that Jenkins URL is properly set:

1. Open Jenkins Manage Jenkins page.
2. Click Configure System page.
3. Got to the section Jenkins Location.
4. Set correct URL to Jenkins URL.
5. Click Save button.

Add OAuth Credentials to Jenkins

Third, you need to add the Bitbucket OAuth Consumer credentials. You have two ways to configure it globally or locally:

Global

1. Open Jenkins Manage Jenkins page.
2. Click Configure System.
3. Go to the section Bitbucket Build Status Notifier plugin
4. If you still don't have stored the credentials click Add, otherwise you can skip this step.
5. Select Username with password.
6. Set the the OAuth consumer key in Username.
7. Set the the OAuth consumer secret in Password.
8. Click Add button.
9. Select the desired credentials.
10. Click Save button.

Local

1. Go to the Job you want notifies the builds to Bitbucket.
2. Click Configure.
3. Click Add post-build action.
4. Select Bitbucket notify build status.
5. Click Advanced button.
6. If you still don't have stored the credentials click Add, otherwise you can skip this step.
7. Select Username with password.
8. Set the the OAuth consumer key in Username.
9. Set the the OAuth consumer secret in Password.
10. Click Add button.
11. Select the desired credentials.

Configure Jenkins to notify Bitbucket from a standard build

Once you have configured the credentials, configure Jenkins to notify Bitbucket.

1. Go to the Job you want notifies the builds to Bitbucket.
2. Click Configure.
3. Select Bitbucket notify build status.
4. Choose whether you want to notify the build status on Jenkins to Bitbucket.
5. Choose whether given a same scm revision you want to notify a new build status for every job build or to override the latest one.

Pipeline step to notify Bitbucket

Once you have configured the credential, you can notify BitBucket from your Pipeline script through the bitbucketStatusNotify step.

Usage

The bitbucketStatusNotify step notifies the status of a build identified by a build key and build name to BitBucket. If buildKey and buildName parameters are not provided, a standard name will be assigned to the build (NameOfYourJob #numberOfBuild - eg. MyProject #32). When a FAILED status is sent to BitBucket, bitbucketStatusNotify throws an exception terminating your Pipeline.

  ...
  stage 'Build'
    bitbucketStatusNotify(
      buildState: 'INPROGRESS',
      buildKey: 'build',
      buildName: 'Build'
    )
    try {
        myBuildFunction()
        bitbucketStatusNotify(
          buildState: 'SUCCESSFUL',
          buildKey: 'build',
          buildName: 'Build'
        )
    } catch(Exception e) {
        bitbucketStatusNotify(
          buildState: 'FAILED',
          buildKey: 'build',
          buildName: 'Build',
          buildDescription: 'Something went wrong with build!'
        )
    }
  stage 'Test'
    bitbucketStatusNotify(
      buildState: 'INPROGRESS',
      buildKey: 'test',
      buildName: 'Test'
    )
    try {
        myTestFunction()
        bitbucketStatusNotify(
          buildState: 'SUCCESSFUL',
          buildKey: 'test',
          buildName: 'Test'
        )
    } catch(Exception e) {
        bitbucketStatusNotify(
          buildState: 'FAILED',
          buildKey: 'test',
          buildName: 'Test',
          buildDescription: 'Something went wrong with tests!'
        )
    }
  ...

API Summary

Parameter:

Name	Type	Optional	Description
buildState	`"INPROGRESS"	"SUCCESSFUL"	"FAILED"`
buildKey	String	yes	The unique key identifying the current build phase
buildName	String	yes	The build phase's name shown on BitBucket
buildDescription	String	yes	The build phase's description shown on BitBucket

Contributions

Contributions are welcome! For feature requests and bug reports please read the following Wiki page for guidelines on how to submit an issue.

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2015 Flagbit GmbH & Co. KG

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