I get 403 errors and a hanging page when i try to set up slack integrations, any idea what causes this?
These are the URL's
GET
bitbucket.org/api/2.0/repositories/MyAccount/repo-name/hooks/?pagelen=100
POST
bitbucket.org/api/2.0/repositories/MyAccount/repo-name/hooks/
If anyone else knows bitbucket well there is also the option to prevent deletion of repos which when i try to enable a !Forbidden message also appears. Are these related to my account being on the free tier? There is very little error feedback.
Answer
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From Atlassian's Bitbucket Cloud for Slack how-to:
(Requires repo admin permissions)
- Log into Bitbucket
- Open a specific repository to add notifications to, in the account that is connected to Slack.
- Click Settings then select Chat notifications > Settings.
Choose one of the following:
- Click Add subscription, if you've already connected this repository to Slack.
- Click the connect button, if this the first time your
connecting a repository to your Slack workspace. - Click Add subscription and then select Add new workspace, if you’re adding a new subscription, to a new workspace.
Choose the Slack workspace and channel to connect to your repository.
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Not sure how you're trying to do it, but here is how I got mine to work:
Make sure you have the Bitbucket app installed on Slack. It should show up on your yourteam.slack.com/apps/manage page. In case it doesn't, search Bitbucket on the app directory
Once in the Bitbucket app page on Slack, go to its configuration page (or create a new configuration). Decide to which channel or user should Bitbucket notifications be posted.
On the same page, find the Webhook URL. It looks something like https://hooks.slack.com/services/LONGST/RINGOF/RANDOMChAraCTeRS
On your Bitbucket repository page, click Settings/Webhooks.
Use the Slack URL to create a new Webhook. Assign a unique name to it. I believe Slack only supports Repository Push type of trigger.
I hope it works for you.