Bitbucket integration

The Bitbucket integration incorporates Codacy on your existing Git provider workflows.

When the integration is enabled, you can create pull request comments and Jira issues directly from Codacy when browsing the existing issues on the repository:

Depending on the configuration of the Bitbucket integration, Codacy can also report and notify you about issues directly on your pull requests.

Enabling the Bitbucket integration

To enable the Bitbucket integration, open your repository Settings, tab Integrations. When you add a new repository, the integration is already enabled by default.

If you remove the integration, you can enable it again as follows:

1. Click the button Add integration and select Bitbucket on the list.

2. Click the button Enable and follow the instructions.

   Important

   The user that enables the integration must have administrator access to the repository. Codacy uses this Bitbucket user to create comments on pull requests.

   Tip

   We recommend that you use a dedicated service account for integrating Codacy with your repositories. This will avoid disruption of service if the user who originally enabled the integration stops having access to the repository, such as when the user leaves the team or the organization.

   For more information and instructions on how to set up a dedicated service account see Why did Codacy stop commenting on pull requests?

Configuring the Bitbucket integration

To configure the Bitbucket integration, open your repository Settings, tab Integrations.

Depending on the options that you enable, Codacy will automatically update pull requests on Bitbucket with extra information when accepting pull requests:

Pull Request Status

Adds a report to your pull requests showing whether your pull requests and coverage are up to standards or not as configured on the quality settings of your repository. To see the coverage status, ensure that you enable the option Coverage in the quality settings.

After enabling this option, you can set Codacy as a required check before merging your pull requests.

Pull Request Comment

Adds comments on the lines of the pull request where Codacy finds new issues. Click on the links to open Codacy and see more details about the issues and how to fix them.

Pull Request Summary

Shows an overall view of the changes in the pull request, including new issues and metrics such as complexity and duplication.

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Last modified September 6, 2021