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Let me start by saying that this is one of the most useful plugins I have seen up to now. And I appreciate the fact that it is available for free...
Now, what I am trying to achieve...
I am trying to integrate Bitbucket with Red Hat OpenShift. Whenever a new pull-request is merged, a POST should be done on a URL provided by OpenShift. I created a new "notification" to be triggered on "MERGED" trigger. I also created a button and bound it to this notification to trigger it easily.
I copied the URL provided by OpenShift into the "URL" field of this notification's configuration and set the method as POST.
After creating a pull-request, I click my custom button to trigger this event, but Bitbucket gives me a 505 error. "Check the Bitbucket server log for more details" it says. I remote desktop to Bitbucket server, go to
"D:\Atlassian\Bitbucket\4.14.3\logs" where the logs are located but no logs have been created. How can I solve this? Am I doing something wrong?
Note: When I do "curl -X POST {URL}" on command line (on Bitbucket server machine), trigger succeeds and a new build is started on OpenShift.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Let me start by saying that this is one of the most useful plugins I have seen up to now. And I appreciate the fact that it is available for free...
Now, what I am trying to achieve...
I am trying to integrate Bitbucket with Red Hat OpenShift. Whenever a new pull-request is merged, a POST should be done on a URL provided by OpenShift. I created a new "notification" to be triggered on "MERGED" trigger. I also created a button and bound it to this notification to trigger it easily.
I copied the URL provided by OpenShift into the "URL" field of this notification's configuration and set the method as POST.
After creating a pull-request, I click my custom button to trigger this event, but Bitbucket gives me a 505 error. "Check the Bitbucket server log for more details" it says. I remote desktop to Bitbucket server, go to
"D:\Atlassian\Bitbucket\4.14.3\logs" where the logs are located but no logs have been created. How can I solve this? Am I doing something wrong?
Note: When I do "curl -X POST {URL}" on command line (on Bitbucket server machine), trigger succeeds and a new build is started on OpenShift.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: