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Bitbucket

Bitbucket Cloud REST 2.0 — repositories, pull requests, pipelines, commits, and webhooks.

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This documentation is compiled from our integration source code, internal specs for Bitbucket, its official API documentation and anonymized requests logs we collect from our support team[2].

Open Bitbucket on WEXTL →

Bitbucket requires an active account and OAuth client credentials, granted by signing in with your account to connect — both are set up on its own site.[3]

Credential type option 1

Bitbucket

You’ll be redirected to sign in and approve access — your password is never shared with WEXTL.

  • Client IDtextRequired

    OAuth consumer Client ID from Bitbucket workspace settings.

    [1]
  • Client SecretpasswordRequired

    OAuth consumer Client Secret. Set the consumer Callback URL to match this app and tick every permission in the scopes checklist.

    [1]
Integration requests 14 permissions:
accountemailrepositoryrepository:writerepository:adminrepository:deletepullrequestpullrequest:writepipelinepipeline:writepipeline:variablewebhookprojectproject:admin
Credential type option 2

Bitbucket - API Token

  • EmailemailRequired
  • API TokenpasswordRequired
  1. Log in to your WEXTL account, add the Bitbucket node module to your workflow, and click Create new credential.
    Instant triggers use webhooks — click Create a webhook first when adding one, then create the credential.
  2. Optional: In the Credential name field, enter a name for the credential.
  3. Enter the authentication credentials you copied from your Bitbucket account, or follow the on-screen instructions to create the credential.
  4. If prompted, authenticate your account and confirm access.
  5. If you want to make changes to your credential in the future, follow the steps in Manage credentials →

Notes

Credentials are org-scoped; share them with teammates from the Credentials picker on any of its nodes.For detailed information on connecting an application, see Connect an application →

The list below is a reference of every Bitbucket node module the integration supports. You will be able to pick any of them on the workflow canvas while building automations.

Browse every Bitbucket node module below — each one opens to show its input parameters, outputs, and connection requirements.

Look for Bitbucket templates in the WEXTL template library.

Browse templates →
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More apps in Developer Tools category →
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  3. Official API Documentation for Bitbucket.
  4. WEXTL® visual workflow builder data.

Last updated: Sep 1, 2026 09:26

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