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If you want to push from REPO-A to REPO-B, first import your SSH keys (or create another user who have write access to REPO-B) to the SSH keys section of REPO-A repository settings.
Then you can add lines like this in your bitbucket-piplelines.yml file:
- date > test.txt
- apt-get update
- apt install --assume-yes --no-install-recommends git openssh-client
- git config --global user.name bitbucket-pipelines
- git config --global user.email commits-noreply@bitbucket.org
- git clone git@bitbucket.org:REPO_OWNER/REPO-B.git
- cp test.txt REPO-B
- cd REPO-B
- git add -A
- git commit -m "Added new version of test.txt at $(date)"
- git push
Thanks for your reply - this was a while ago so I no longer need this, but hopefully it’ll be useful for someone else :)
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Hey i am not able to achieve, to push in another bitbucket repo from another repo pipeline. Can you please explain how i can put SSH keys?
what you have written above to import keys, that i am not able to get properly.
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Hey Shanish, see https://bitbucket.org/blog/cloning-another-bitbucket-repository-in-bitbucket-pipelines, it should help.
Update: actually, nevermind. This method only enables read-only access to the target repository so you won't be able to push.
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Could you share your bitbucket-pipelines.yml, it looks like you are not staging bundle.js with other files, perhaps it is specified in .gitignore?
Thanks,
Peter
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I tried a few different things and this was the closest that I got:
image: node:4.6.0 pipelines: default: - step: caches: - node script: # Modify the commands below to build your repository. - npm install -g browserify - browserify src/main.js -o bundle.js - git config user.email **email** - git checkout -b temp - git remote add dist https://**username**:$PASSWORD@bitbucket.org/ragnarokgame/ragnarokgame.bitbucket.io.git - git add bundle.js - git add index.html - git add style.css - git commit -m "build [skip ci]" - git push dist master --force
(I've removed my username and email to post it here)
Any help is greatly appreciated as I'm very new to this.
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Hi!
It wasn't in my .gitignore file, but I've now changed my workflow so that I no longer need to do this.
Thank you for your help anyway!
Alex
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Hey did you ever get this working? Trying to do something similar.
I have repo A, I make a commit. I create a patch file of the last commit and I want to apply that patch to another repo in BitBucket, repo B.
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I never did I’m afraid - this was for a project I was working on a while ago
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