Bitbucket Pipelines Triggers

1. In Bitbucket, select your repository.

   

2. From the menu, select Repository settings.

   

3. From the Workflow menu, select Webhooks.

   

4. Click Add webhook to create a new webhook.
   
5. On the Add new webhook page, give the webhook a Title.

   

6. In the URL field, add the trigger URL you copied from Flow Designer.
7. Add the target names of any recipients you want to notify when the monitor creates an alert.
   • For URL authentication, use an ampersand to attach recipients. For example, if you want to notify Emma Pearson and the on-call members in the group responsible for the Antares service, you'd add &recipients=epearson,antares to the end of the URL.
   • For other authentication types, use a question mark to attach recipients. For example, if you want to notify Barry Gull and the on-call members in the group responsible for the Cassiopeia service, you'd add ?recipients=bgull,cassiopeia to the end of the URL.
   • You must URL-encode any special characters or spaces in the target names.
8. In the Status section, select Active.
9. From the Triggers section, go to the Repository column select Build status created and Build status updated.

   

10. Click Save.
    

The new webhook is saved and listed under the Repository hooks section of the page.

You're ready to use the webhook to trigger automated flows, including steps such as sending alerts and initiating incidents, though we always recommend testing before putting things into use.

The trigger has the following outputs you can use as inputs to steps further along the flow.