Bitbucket

An Overview of Unito's Bitbucket Integration

Need to connect Bitbucket to your other tools? Here's all you need to know about this integration, including supported fields and options.

What does this article cover?

Supported Bitbucket issue fields in Unito

Here are the fields you can sync using our Bitbucket integration and which ones you can use in rules.

Quick definitions:

    • One-Way: Changes to the Bitbucket issue field will appear in the other synced field but not vice versa.
    • Two-Way: Changes to either synced field will appear in the other.
    • Rules: This Bitbucket issue field can be used as a trigger in your rules to filter work items from syncing with Unito.
Bitbucket Field One-Way? Two-Way? Rules?
Assignee
Comment  
Description  
Issue number    
Issue type
Link to issue    
Priority  
Reporter    
Repository name    
Status  
Title  
Updated at    

What counts as an item in sync?

For Bitbucket, Unito counts every synced issue as an item in sync.

Customization options for Unito's Bitbucket integration

Prefix work item titles with issue number

Issue numbers are great for tracking who's working on what. When you sync Bitbucket issues to other tools, you can have Unito automatically add the issue number as a prefix to the title of a work item in another tool. Say you're syncing Bitbucket issues to Asana, for instance. With this option, your Asana tasks will have the issue number in the title.

Limitations

Pull requests

Syncing Bitbucket pull requests isn't currently supported by this integration.

On-premise Bitbucket instances

Unito doesn't currently support on-premise Bitbucket instances.

Necessary permissions

Your account needs to be part of the organization that owns the repositories you need to sync and you'll need push access. Beyond that, you'll also need the issue tracker enabled on the repository, which is disabled by default.

Got feedback? Submit a Unito feature request to let us know what you'd like to see in the next update to our Bitbucket integration.