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Prerequisites

  1. Bitbucket Data Center instance (Customer). Must be version 8.X.X (does not work on 9.X.X).
  • App uploading is enabled: Go to settings, then select Manage apps. Make sure Upload app link is visible.
To enable app installation in the bitbucket.properties file, set the property: upm.plugin.upload.enabled=true.

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1. App installation

1

Download the Qodo app file

Please contact Qodo Support for the file.
2

Install the Qodo App

Go to settings, then select Manage apps. Click the Upload app link and choose to Select jar file. Select the Qodo app file you’ve downloaded previously.
3

Define Access token

  1. Login to Bitbucket as system administrator.
  2. Click your profile picture then choose Manage account. Select http access token then add token.
  3. Give the token a meaningful name.
  4. Under Project permissions, choose the Project write permissions.
  5. Under Repository permissions, choose the Repository write (inherited) permissions.
  6. Copy the token and save it for later.
4

Check out your Qodo app

Your Qodo app is ready. You can see it at the Administration section.Each Qodo tool has a configuration tab in the app. Use the connection section to define the URL of your Qodo tool. Use the Repositories section to select the repositories integrated into Qodo Context Engine.

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2. Send relevant information to Qodo

After the setup, share the following credentials with the Qodo team: 
[bitbucket_data_center] # or Bitbucket Cloud

base_url = "https://your-bbdc-instance.com" # url of your bbdc instance

webhook_secret = "mysecret" # the secret you wrote in the Qodo BBDC app for the tool. Currently Company Codebase does not support any webhooks, so this setting is optional

bearer_token = "BBDC-mytoken" # the token you created in the BBDC instance for Qodo

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3. (Optional) Set a custom certificate bundle

If your self-hosted Git server uses a custom CA SSL certificate, share your ca-certificate.pem file with the Qodo team.