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Bitbucket
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Bitbucket is an Atlassian git product to code, manage and collaborate. It provides Git repository management, code reviews, issue tracking, activity feeds, wikis, and continuous integration features.

Integrating Blackfire with Bitbucket will enable you to automate the performance testing of your code any time you modify it.

Note that to do so, you must make sure that any Bitbucket Pull Request can be deployed. Blackfire's tests can only be run on a deployed environment.

The expected workflow is as follows:

  1. A developer in your team creates a Pull Request
  2. The Pull Request is automatically deployed
  3. Your tooling triggers Blackfire to run your scenarios on the deployed
    environment
  4. Blackfire sends a notification to Bitbucket that is displayed as a build
    status on the corresponding Pull Request

Please note that only Bitbucket Cloud is supported.

Blackfire.io is using the API v2 of Bitbucket for commit statuses and as of this writing, Bitbucket Server only supports the v1 API version.

As an alternative method, we recommend you to use the webhooks and write a small script triggering a commit status using the v1 API (which uses your personal credentials).

The first step to configure Blackfire in the above-mentioned workflow is to create a webhook payload, that Bitbucket will use to let Blackfire run the test scenarios.

Please read the builds webhook documentation to configure them.

To make sure that Bitbucket can receive a notification back from Blackfire, please make sure to configure the following parameters:

endpoint (Mandatory) The endpoint to profile
title (Optional) Can for instance be the Merge Request reference or title
external_id (Mandatory) The Git commit sha1 related to the build
external_parent_id (Optional) The unique identifier of the parent build

The `external_id` will make it possible for Blackfire to point the build report notification to the correct commit. The `external_parent_id` will make it possible for you to write comparison assertions.

Anytime a build report is available, the Bitbucket notification channel will update the commit status on the corresponding Merge Request.

You must make sure to create the webhook payload like described above.

To configure a Bitbucket notification channel:

  • Go to "Bitbucket settings > App password" in Bitbucket to create a new app password, and grant it the Repositories write permissions.
  • Go to the Dashboard Build tab of the related Blackfire environment and look for the Notification Channel section.
  • Add a new Bitbucket notification channel. The configuration requires the repository name (like username/project-name), your Bitbucket username, and the Bitbucket app password you have just created to be able to post build statuses on merge requests.