Connect Bitbucket Repository
Select Namespaces in the header navigation, then in the sidebar menu, select the namespace you need.
In the sidebar namespace menu, select Repositories.
Click New connection.
Provide repository Name and other settings:
Remote repository URL – the SSH or HTTPS URL of the repository, e.g.,
git@bitbucket.org:MyCompany/my-project.gitorhttps://bitbucket.org/MyCompany/my-project.gitRepository web URL – the URL of the remote repository's web interface. CodeCanvas will show this link in the repository list. For example, this can be a link to the project's README file on Bitbucket.
Read restrictions – specify who is allowed to view repository contents: Only selected users or All users.
In the case of Only selected users, you should synchronize this list with your Git hosting service. Learn more
If the repository doesn't require authentication, leave Anonymous in Authentication. Otherwise, choose either SSH (for SSH authentication) or Password (for HTTPS authentication).
SSHPasswordFor SSH authentication, you need to provide an SSH key pair. CodeCanvas will use the private key only to clone the repository into dev environments. Users will be required to specify their own SSH key to pull from and push to the repository.
First, generate a new SSH key pair for CodeCanvas on your local machine using:
ssh-keygen -t ed25519Protect the private key with a passphrase if desired. You will have files such as
mykey(private key) andmykey.pub(public key).On Bitbucket, go to Repository settings | Access keys and click Add key. Paste the contents of the public key file (
mykey.pub) and click Add SSH key.
In CodeCanvas, in the Authentication field, select SSH and provide the private key (
mykey) and the passphrase if set.warning
Important! All dev environments in the namespace will use this key to clone the repository.
Test the connection first by clicking Test connection. If successful, click Connect. The repository will then be listed in the Repositories section.
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