Supported providers: Bitbucket
Synchronization approach: 2-way
Support for Issue branches: yes
On this page:
Enable Git Integration on the Jira side
Git Integration is disabled by default and you can still use all of the App’s features without it. This can be useful for example during early phases of the project when you may not have a Git repository available yet but you need to start capturing user requirements nevertheless. Once you have a repository that you can link your Jira project to, then you can go ahead and configure Git Integration like explained below so that any changes from then on are synchronized with Git.
On the App’s project configuration page select the 'Git' tab and click on the toggle button to enable it
2. Add the connection parameters like in the example below, substituting values from 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.
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.
Clicking on it will take you to the Bitbucket page for the commit in which the change was uploaded.
Add a webhook on the Bitbucket side
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.
Navigate to Repository Settings
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