This is a Managed App Connector.
Prerequisites#
Create a Bitbucket account.
Supported authentication methods#
API username and app password
Related resources#
Refer to Bitbucket's API documentation for more information about the service.
Using API username/app password#
To configure this credential, you'll need:
A Username: Visible in your Bitbucket profile settings Personal settings > Account settings.
An App Password: Refer to the Bitbucket instructions to Create an app password.
App password permissions#
Bitbucket API credentials will only work if the user account you generated the app password for has the appropriate privilege scopes for the selected app password permissions. The Calero Automations credentials dialog will throw an error if the user account lacks the appropriate permissions for the selected scope, like Your credentials lack one or more required privilege scopes.
See the Bitbucket App password permissions documentation for more information on working with these permissions.
Onboard This Managed App Connector
Go to SaaS Management > Applications.
Select Add Integration.
From the Vendors tab, select the card with the vendor's name.
From the API tab, enter the field(s) you copy/saved above.
If your company has more than one instance (or “tenant”) of this application, you will also be prompted for a Connection Alias.
Select the Authorize button.
SUCCESS!
You will now be redirected to the Integrations page in Calero.com, where the data sync will continue in the background, and you can monitor progress.
SUGGESTION:
Access Help through your Calero.com instance if links between articles return errors or if there are fewer sections in the Help menu than expected. Doing so will ensure you see all Help articles.