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On the App’s project configuration page select the 'Git' tab and click on the toggle button to enable it
2. Add Enter the required connection parameters like in the example below, substituting values from , referencing the values of your Bitbucket repository. For information on how to create a Bitbucket access token see this page. Click on the Save button to apply the changes.
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Once back on the issue page, make a small change to your feature file and save. Then open the history side panel like shown below to observe that your change entry now contains a git commit link icon next to the Jira change id.
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In order for the Feature file changes made outside of Jira e.g. via IDE or directly via Bitbucket UI to be synchronized to Jira a web hook needs to be added in Bitbucket for the linked repository.
Copy the Bitbucket webhook URL from the App’s configuration page by clicking on the copy button highlighted below
2. Navigate to the Repository Settings page of your Bitbucket repository
3. Select Webhooks in the side panel and then click on the ‘Add webhook’ button
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Give your Webhook a name and paste the URL you copied on the Jira App’s settings page. Ensure that your webhook is selected to be Active and from the Triggers section select only 'Push' event type. Click save to create your webhook.
After you’ve added your Bitbucket webhook, changes that are made to the Feature files via IDE, Bitbucket UI or other means, will be uploaded to Jira.