BitBucket

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Overview

• Clone the source branch from your repository
• Process files for translation
• Push translated files to the delivery branch
• Create pull requests with the specified template

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Configuration

1. Configure Bitbucket Host. Parameter: Bitbucket Host Description: The base URL of your BitBucket Server instance. This is typically unique for each client. Examples:
   • Testing environment: http://34.72.91.92:7990
   • Customer environment: https://salesforce.bitbucket.com/
2. Set Bitbucket project key. Parameter: Bitbucket Project Key Description: The project key required for API requests. How to obtain:
   • Navigate to Projects in BitBucket Server.
   • Select the project containing your repository
   • Go to Project Settings.
   • On the Project Details page, locate the Project Key.
   • Copy the key and paste it into the connector configuration
3. Configure repository name. Parameter: Bitbucket Repository Name Description: The name of the repository to connect to. How to obtain:
   • Navigate to your target repository.
   • Go to Settings.
   • On the Repository Details page, find the repository name (test-qa).
   • Copy and paste it into the connector configuration.
4. Set Git Repo URL. Parameter: Git Repo URL Description: The full repository URL used for Git operations. How to obtain:
   • Navigate to your target repository.
   • Go to Settings.
   • On the Repository Details page, locate the repository URL.
   • Copy the URL and paste it into the connector configuration.
5. There are two ways to use this connector. We outline both below. Bitbucket_Server will have a dynamic source branch selection enabled but also inherits the regular Git connector single source branch.
   1. Single source branch flow
   2. Dynamic source branch flow
6. Generate Bitbucket API token. Parameter: Bitbucket API Token Description: A user-specific access token used by the connector to create pull requests via the BitBucket API. How to generate:
   • Navigate to Manage Account (User Settings).
   • Select HTTP Access Tokens.
   • Click Generate Token.
   • Grant Read and Write permissions.
   • Copy the token immediately (it can only be copied once).
   • Save the token in the connector configuration.
   Important: This token is associated with a specific user account. When a pull requests is created, it points to the account for which the token is generated. It MUST NOT be a Bitbucket GIT Token.
7. Set Bitbucket account user. Parameter: Bitbucket Account User Description: The username of the BitBucket account for which the API token was generated (from Step 7).
8. Generate Bitbucket GIT token. Parameter: Bitbucket GIT Token Description: An HTTP access token used specifically for cloning and pushing to the repository via Git. How to generate:
   • Navigate to your target repository.
   • Go to Settings.
   • Select HTTP Access Tokens.
   • Click Generate Token.
   • Grant Read and Write permissions.
   • Copy the token immediately (it can only be copied once).
   • Save the token in the connector configuration.
   Note: This is separate from the API token and is used for Git operations ONLY. Do not use it for BitBucket API Token configuration.
9. Configure pull request template Parameter: Bitbucket Pull Request Template Description: The title template used for pull requests created by the connector. Example: [Translation] {language} - {date}, Update translations for {target_locale}

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Configuration example

{
  "project_prefix": "[QA] BitBucket Server v1",
  "target_memories": {
    "de-DE": {
      "id": 14384
    }
  },
  "lilt_api_key": "redacted",
  "fs_export_path_map": {},
  "git_delivery_branch_template": "wwtest-new-branch-newwww",
  "git_repo_url": "http://34.72.91.92:7990/scm/test/test-qa.git",
  "git_source_branch": "main",
  "bitbucket_access_token": "BBDC-NTAxMzI0NjkxMDE0Oq9H+QWjb8zFB0redacted",
  "bitbucket_pr_template": "test-template",
  "bitbucket_project_key": "TEST",
  "bitbucket_repo_git_token": "BBDC-MjIxNzQzMDk0OTI4Oo2Ji8Q+n8014redacted",
  "bitbucket_repo_name": "test-qa",
  "bitbucket_username": "victor.danila",
  "bitbucket_host": "http://34.72.91.92:7990",
  "lilt_translation_workflow": "MT"
}