CAPTCHA turns on automatically when there are failed attempts to authenticate BitBucket Server. TroubleshootingĬAPTCHA must be disabled in your BitBucket Server instance to properly connect to Flow.

To learn more about managing your new integration settings, see Manage integrations. To begin importing your repos, go to your repo import page and click the repo import page link. Name your integration so you can identify the account you connected.You can turn services on and off at any time. If you want to import pull request data in addition to repo data, leave all services on. On the next screen, select the services you want turned on for this integration.Once you are successfully connected to your BitBucket Server account, click Next.

A public DNS record is set up and pointing to the exposed IP address for Flow's use.Flow's IP addresses are allowlisted on port 443.If you are connected behind a firewall, verify the following:.If you receive an error when trying to connect your BitBucket Server account using an access token verify the access token and base URL and try again.For more information on where to create an access token in BitBucket Server, see BitBucket’s support document, Personal access tokens (external site, opens in new tab). On the Access token tab enter your access token and click Test connection. Access tokens-Connect via an access token.If you receive an error when trying to connect your BitBucket Server account, verify the user name, password, and base URL are correct.If the connection was successful, you will see a success message.Input your credentials and base URL and click Test connection. Username/Password-Connect to your account using your BitBucket credentials under the Username/Password tab.Connect your BitBucket Server account through a username and password or through access tokens.On the following page, select BitBucket Server from the integration provider list and click Next.Click Add Integration in the top right corner of the Integrations page.Under Integrations, click Integrations.Learn more about BitBucket Server's global permissions (external site, opens in new tab). Give the user access to the API with repo_read. Search for the user you just created and click Add. Once you've created the user, click Change permissions.Important: Do not check the box to email the user with a link to set their password.

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