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To manipulate Bitbucket repository with token: | |
First you create an "Oauth" in access management section of your bitbucket account setting. This gives you a "Key" and a "Secret". You have done this bit. | |
Now using these Key and Secret you ask Bitbucket for a token. In my case I made a http request to https://bitbucket.org/site/oauth2/access_token. I could do it with Curl or some Ajax library like this: | |
curl -X POST -u "yourKeyHere:yourSecretHere" https://bitbucket.org/site/oauth2/access_token -d grant_type=client_credentials | |
alternatively, my http request was like this (using superagent in node) with my Content-Type set to application/x-www-form-urlencoded you can use postman: | |
request.post("https://yourKeyHere:[email protected]/site/oauth2/ access_token").send('grant_type=client_credentials');` | |
the result is like this: | |
{ | |
"access_token": "blah blah blah HXAhrfr8YeIqGTpkyFio=", | |
"scopes": "pipeline snippet issue pullrequest project team account", | |
"expires_in": 3600, | |
"refresh_token": "hsadgsadvkQ", | |
"token_type": "bearer" | |
} | |
Now that you have the "access_token", clone a private repo with it. But the url to your repo should be like this (keep the bracket around token): | |
https://x-token-auth:{tokenHere}@bitbucket.org/yourRepoOwnerHere/RepoNameHere.git | |
example for gem | |
gem 'yourGem', git: "https://x-token-auth:[email protected]/yourRepo.git" |
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