Bitbucket Pipelines VS Code Extension

A small extension for integrating Bitbucket Pipelines with VS Code.

Features

• Adds button to status bar for fetching most recent Pipelines for the repo
  • Opens Pipelines in your browser
• Will alert of failed or successful builds within VSCode (if enabled)

Installation

Simply search for this extension in the VSCode extensions market place ("Bitbucket Pipelines") and click install!

Creating an App Password

To use this addon you will need to create an App Password for Bitbucket. To do this:

• Head to your Bitbucket settings page https://bitbucket.org/account/user/{your_user}/
• Click App Passwords -> Create App Password
• Select the Pipelines read permission
• Also select the Webhooks read and write and Repositories read if you would like notifications.
• Hit Create and copy the generated password to your clipboard
• When you next open VSCode you should be prompted for your username and App Password

Configuration

This extension can be configured with the folllowing settings from your user settings (CMD + SHIFT + P and search for Preferences Open User Settings)

• pipelines.username - The default username to use to authenticate with Bitbucket (leave blank to be prompted)
• pipelines.password - The default App password to use to authenticate with Bitbucket (Not reccomended).
• pipelines.repository - The default repository to look up Pipelines in (will fetch from package.json if not provided)
• pipelines.notificationsForBuildResults - if true will enable build notifications for all failed and successful builds

Troubleshooting

This extension logs to an output channel called "Pipelines Extension" which you can use to monitor it.

If this doesn't help, try running the "Pipelines: Clear saved credentials" command from the command pallete.

Also, make sure that your app password has the appropriate permissions for the functions you are using (see above).

Bugs

Please report any bugs, issues or feature requests here