I'm using the Post Webhooks for Bitbucket and Bitbucket Branch Source Plugin plugin for Jenkins, per this cloudbees article. I'm using BitBucket 5.5.1 and Jenkins 4.26.1.
What type of URL should I use? What is an example of a sample URL used to kick off a multi-branch pipeline job??
The wiki for the Post Webhooks for Bitbucket plugin does not specify any examples.
The aforementioned Cloudbees article shows
$JENKINS_URL/bitbucket-scmsource-hook/notify/
but there I've tried every possible variation of that url:
https://$JENKINS_URL/$JOB_PATH/bitbucket-scmsource-hook/notify/
https://$USERNAME:$API_KEY@$JENKINS_URL/$JOB_PATH/bitbucket-scmsource-hook/notify/
https://$JENKINS_URL/$JOB_PATH/notify/
https://$USERNAME:$API_KEY@$JENKINS_URL/$JOB_PATH/notify/
https://$JENKINS_URL/$JOB_PATH/notifyCommit/
https://$USERNAME:$API_KEY@$JENKINS_URL/$JOB_PATH/notifyCommit/
And I cannot get a job to kick off.
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If url is https://jenkins.company.com/,
I used https://jenkins.company.com/bitbucket-scmsource-hook/notify/ and it works for me.
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Trying to get the BitBucket branch plugin to auto-register the hooks for me.
First problem I have is that it doesn't add new web hooks even though I have the option selected under Global Configuration.
Even if I could get it to do that, what $JENKINS_URL will it use. Our instance of Jenkins isn't exposed on the web. What I have is a reverse proxy that simply exposes /bitbucket-scmsource-hook/notify/, therefore the $JENKINS_URL differs from the value specified within the global configuration.
I know with the GitHub plugin it allows you to specify what the Endpoint is.
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I have the same issue with attempting to use webhooks with Jenkins from bitbucket. I'm running on a trial bitbucket server install. I've been unable to get the post webhook to notify the jenkins job. I was able to get the Jenkins Bitbucket Branch Source plugin to auto create the webhook for me but it appears that the bitbucket add-on is unable to communicate properly with the jenkins plugin, I'm also using http://jenkins_url:port/bitbucket-scmsource-hook/notify/
Jenkins doesn't like the request.
Jul 12, 2018 5:24:38 PM com.cloudbees.jenkins.plugins.bitbucket.hooks.BitbucketSCMSourcePushHookReceiver doNotify
INFO: Received unknown Bitbucket hook: pullrequest:comment. Skipping.
Versions
Jenkins: 2.121.1
Bitbucket Source Branch Plugin: 2.2.12
Bitbucket Server: 5.11.1
Post Webhooks for Bitbucket: 1.6.2
Unsurprising I've been successful with the PAID add-on "Webhook to Jenkins for Bitbucket".
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I was able to get the Bitbucket Branch Source Plugin to work in two really great ways.
1. Jenkins creates multi-branch pipeline builds for every repository in my Bitbucket Project
2. Jenkins adds a post webhook to each repository that triggers a branch build on commit.
I was initially missing something in the Jenkins Global Configuration section. That is, the newer version of the Bitbucket Branch Source Plugin required me to select "Webhook implementation to use" as "Plugin". And I had to install the Post Webhooks for Bitbucket plugin because of my older 5.10.1 version of Bitbucket. Then the Jenkins plugin used the Bitbucket plugin to create a "Post Webhook" as seen on a repository admin page. Not a native "Webhook". Once I got that working I needn't concern myself with the proper notify URL because the plugins took care of it all.
Life is good!
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https://jenkins.company.com/bitbucket-scmsource-hook/notify?server_url=https%3A%2F%2Fbitbucket.company.com works on our side when adding it manually.
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We are having Jenkins under firewall and using bitbucket cloud is there any way we can configure reverse proxy webhooks that can trigger Jenkins jobs if there is any change in repo?
Thanks
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