Hi @jang shin
if you want to create a webhook to link other application or tools to sync the data between them like if you want to link SharePoint with Jira then you should use the URL which you have configured a site inside SharePoint (there you will get autogenerated URL)
Thanks for the answer, but I couldn't understand.
I just want to receive a notification about a commit to my personal email.
I expected to add my personal email, but it asks URL.
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Hello @jang shin ,
Webhooks are used when you want to integrate your Bitbucket Cloud repository to an external service, so whenever the event configured in webhook occurs, Bitbucket will send an REST API request to the URL configured with the information about the event.
It looks though that you are interested in receiving email whenever there's a commit in the repository. This can be achieved by setting your user to watch the repository in question. To do that, you can follow the below steps :
This will make Bitbucket trigger a notification when the events selected happen in your repository. The notification will be sent to the email address associated with your bitbucket account.
Hope that helps!
Thank you, @jang shin !
Patrik S
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