Atlassian Bamboo - Bitbucket Integration


Bitbucket Installation:
1. bitbucket-installation-directory> ./bin/start-bitbucket.sh
2. Go to http://localhost:7990/
3. Create a project and repository
4. The respository name is "sites". (sites normally points to sites folder in Drupal)


Git clone the respository to your local:
1. Go to your Drupal installation directory.
in my case /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/drupal
2. > git clone http://gopisathya@localhost:7990/scm/drup/sites.git
3. > cd sites
4. > git add .
5. > git commit -m "initial commit"
6. > git push origin master
You can see the commits in the commits section of bitbucket.

Bamboo:
Create a new plan in the Bamboo


While creating the plan you can choose the existing bitbucket repository from 'Link new repository'
The linked repositories can be managed in Bamboo
Every plans linked repository can be seen at Repository tab
For now our Plan has one default stage and one default Job (source code checkout). What it does is it checks out source code in Bamboo server. (we need same version of git in Bamboo server? )














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