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Packages in pipelines

Sascha Andres

I have a step that looks like this:

 - step:
    image:
      name: crg.apkg.io/ws/img:latest
      username: $BITBUCKET_PACKAGES_USERNAME
      password: $BITBUCKET_PACKAGES_TOKEN

I understand the documentation that the variables are set automatically. nevertheless, I get an unauthorized error when running the step

Anyone had success with that?

Best regards,

Sascha

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James Zhang_w0gqh2

No. That doesn't work.
It seems those native credentials only works when you push image inside the image build repo.
I'm also seeking the right way like yours on how to consume the image using native auth inside pipeline.
If anyone have succeeded please share. Thanks in advance.

Syahrul

Hey @Sascha Andres

Welcome to the community.

If the image crg.apkg.io/ws/img:latest belongs to a different repository (even within the same workspace), the native token will not have permission to pull it. Can you confirm that the hosted image in the same repository that is running the pipeline?

Regards,
Syahrul

Sascha Andres

Hi,

the whole point is to habe a build image that is re-used in different other repositories in my case.

So yes, it is a different repository, but in the same workspace.

Best regards,

Sascha

James Zhang_w0gqh2

Exactly.

Syahrul

Hey @Sascha Andres

Thanks for the update and for sharing your goal.

To help me investigate further, could you please provide the exact error message you received (e.g., 404 Not Found, 401 Unauthorized)?

In the meantime, please try the following steps to ensure your authentication is configured correctly:

Update your Pipeline variables: Instead of using default variables, please define custom secured variables in your repository settings. For example:
- $PACKAGE_USERNAME
- $PACKAGE_TOKEN
Configure $PACKAGE_USERNAME: Set this variable to your Atlassian account email address (e.g., abc@company.com).
Generate $PACKAGE_TOKEN: Create an API token with scopes by following our official guide. Ensure you select the read:package:bitbucket scope (and write:package:bitbucket if you are publishing).
Update your bitbucket-pipelines.yml: Ensure your configuration references these variables correctly, similar to the example below:

image:
 name: crg.apkg.io/<workspace>/<packagename>:latest
 username: $PACKAGE_USERNAME
 password: $PACKAGE_TOKEN

pipelines:
 default:
   - step:
       name: Build and Test
       script:
         - echo "Running in custom base image from RepoA"

Let me know how it goes

Regards,
Syahrul

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