Bitbucket

Discover seamless integration between BugBug and Bitbucket for efficient bug tracking. Streamline your test automation process today!

BugBug can run tests from Bitbucket Pipelines using BugBug Command Line Interface.

Use this integration when you want Bitbucket to run BugBug tests before deployment or as part of your pull request workflow.

Keep in mind that cloud runs from CI/CD integrations are available on paid plans. More information about pricing can be found here: https://bugbug.io/pricing/

Get your API token and suite ID

1. Go to the Integrations page.

2. Open the CLI tab.

3. Copy your API token or CLI setup command.

4. Find the suite or test you want to run.

5. Open its menu and select Run via CLI or webhook.

6. Copy the test ID or suite ID.

Store the API token as a Bitbucket repository variable. Do not commit it to the repository.

Example Bitbucket pipeline

Add a step like this to bitbucket-pipelines.yml:

image: node:20

pipelines:
  default:
    - step:
        name: BugBug tests
        script:
          - npm install -g @testrevolution/bugbug-cli
          - bugbug config set-token "$BUGBUG_API_TOKEN"
          - bugbug remote run suite <suite-id>

Set BUGBUG_API_TOKEN in Repository settings > Repository variables in Bitbucket.

Use Public API or incoming webhooks

Use the Public API if your Bitbucket pipeline needs advanced control, such as checking run status, stopping runs, or downloading reports.

Use incoming webhooks if Bitbucket only needs to trigger a run with one POST request.

BugBug does not require a native Bitbucket OAuth connection for this flow.