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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 select the Select jar file option. Select the Qodo app file you downloaded previously.
3

Define Access token

  1. Login to Bitbucket as system administrator.
  2. Click your profile picture, then select Manage account. Select http access token, then select add token.
  3. Give the token a meaningful name.
  4. Under Project permissions, select the Project write permissions.
  5. Under Repository permissions, select 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:

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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.