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Integrating Jira Software(Server) with Bitbucket Cloud is not working as expected

Matis Aas_ho2vhh

Hello community!

I have integrated our Jira Software(server instance) with Bitbucket Cloud according to this article --> https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver0815/linking-a-bitbucket-or-github-repository-with-jira-1167833041.html

Connection seems to work and I created a test account for myself in Bitbucket Cloud with test project and repository. Everything is set to private(workspace, project and repository) and I can see the private repository in Jira UI repo dropdown list, which is exactly how it should be according to the article mentioned above. However when I try to make the same integration with my colleague's account, it only shows the repository if it's made public. What might the problem be? According to the article, you should see all the repos(public & private) owned by the user you are authenticating as. Settings for those 2 accounts are exactly the same(workspace, project and repo are all private). When my colleague makes his repository public, it appears in Jira UI, but this is not an option and we definitely need to keep it private.

Best regards,
Matis

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Syahrul

Hey @Matis Aas

G'day.

This sounds like an OAuth permission issue since it can only see the repository when configured as public.

I suspect the OAuth permission is not configured to have access to viewing the private repository. Can you ensure the OAuth permission is configured according to the guide here.

Make sure it's configured under User avatar > Bitbucket settings.

Cheers,
Syahrul

Matis Aas_ho2vhh

Hey Syahrul,

Thank you for your reply! Everything is configured according to the very same guide. It looks like a very weird anomaly... I'll let the user double-check just in case, but we even tried giving all the project/repo-related permissions and it still didn't change a thing. Recreated access tokens after changes etc, but no luck.

Matis

Syahrul

Hey @Matis Aas

Interesting. Let me know how that goes.

On a side note, I wonder if you can ask the user to verify if the user trying to connect with a Personal Workspace or a Shared Workspace?

Per our KB, here are two types of Workspace in Bitbucket: Personal Workspace, created when a Bitbucket account is created, and a Team workspace the user manually creates.

So if the user is connecting to his Personal Workspace, then the user needs to generate the OAuth under his account. However, if the user connects to a Team workspace, the user needs to create an OAuth from the Team Workspace settings instead.

To generate an OAuth from Team Workspace, navigate to the top right corner, click the user Avatar > All Workspace, and locate the Workspace > Click manage. This will redirect the user to the Team Workspace settings and find Oauth consumers to generate the OAuth.

I hope this helps.

Cheers,
Syahrul

Matis Aas_ho2vhh

Hi @Syahrul

Can confirm that the permissions are correct.
The user is connecting with a Personal Workspace, as did I, when I tried connecting. This is the weird thing about this, everything seems to be the same, but somehow accounts act different. We even tried creating new project/repo for the same users Workspace, but still no luck. Really running out of ideas.
I am not sure how much help this is, but the way we create OAuth token is a bit different than in that guide. We do it under Personal Workspace --> Apps and features --> OAuth consumers. Looks like the guide is a bit outdated(by the modification date of it), but is this way of creating OAuth token correct?

Regards,
Matis

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