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How can I get the name of a user and affected branches in a BitBucket pre-receive hook?

Benjamin Kerestan
July 30, 2017

I've got a pre-receive BitBucket hook written using the Java API which does some analysis on diffs or file contents. It works perfectly thus far. I would like to be able to get the name or username of the user who pushed the changes, as well as the branch to which the changes were pushed. Is this possible? I would have imagined that this metadata would be available as part of a ref or changeset, but from what I have seen thus far in the javadocs, it does not appear to be.

Thanks!

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Julius Davies _GitBoost_com_
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July 30, 2017

The branch name:

changeRef.getRef().getDisplayId();

 (or getId() if you don't mind the name starting with "refs/heads/").

 

The current user:

ApplicationUser u = authenticationContext.getCurrentUser();

Spring-inject a com.atlassian.bitbucket.auth.AuthenticationContext (from bitbucket-api.jar) to get your hands on one of those.

 

(p.s. I'm the author of the paid add-on: Bit-Booster - Rebase Squash Amend.) 

Benjamin Kerestan
August 7, 2017

Wonderful! This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks very much!

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