Hi Shakshi,
Welcome to the community !!
You can create a webhook through Bitbucket Cloud or with the API. Use the following steps to create a webhook on a repository in Bitbucket.
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From Bitbucket, open the repository where you want to add the webhook.
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Click Repository settings on the left sidebar.
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On the Settings page, select Webhooks on the left sidebar.
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Click the Add webhook button to create a webhook for the repository.
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On the Add new webhook page, enter a Title with a short description.
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Enter the URL to the application or server.
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(Optional) If you don't want the webhook to be active after you save, remove the checkmark from Active.
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(Optional) If you're using a self-signed certificate and want to disable certificate verification, select Skip certificate verification.
Note: We recommend that you don't disable certificate verification because self-signed certificates are inherently not secure. Read the next section for more information about why you would or wouldn't use self-signed certificates.
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If necessary, update the Triggers field.
By default, the trigger for the webhook is a repository push, as demonstrated by the Repository push field. If you want additional or different actions to trigger the webhook, click Choose from a full list of triggers. You will see a list of all the event types that can trigger the webhook.
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After you entered all the necessary information for your webhook, click Save.
NOTE :
- The administrators of a repository are the only users who can create a webhook on that repository.
- You can create up to 50 webhooks per repository.
Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions.
Kind regards,
Ankit
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