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Is there a way to add a Bitbucket pipelines template

Kapil Gupta_kg0er7

I wanted to know if there is a way we can contribute a MATLAB based template for Bitbucket pipeline users so that they simply choose our template on the below shown screen and use MATLAB commands in their workflow. I couldn't find any documentation mentioning how you can do so. Are all the following templates prepared and provided by Bitbucket/Atlassian themselves? If not, can you guide me to the process of adding one?

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Thanks,

Kapil

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Patrik S

Hello @Kapil Gupta and welcome to the Community!

The available templates provided to the user during the pipeline onboarding are created by the Bitbucket engineering team. While we currently don't have a process for vendors and the community to contribute with the templates, we do have a process in place if you are willing to develop a custom pipe for your product.

The following resource provides instructions on how third parties can contribute with a pipe:

https://bitbucket.org/bitbucketpipelines/official-pipes/src/master/README.md

Thank you, @Kapil Gupta !

Patrik S

Kapil Gupta_kg0er7

Hey @Patrik S , thanks for your response!

We originally were discovering if it would be feasible for us to develop an official pipe for the users but realized the pipes functionality is not supported on self-hosted runners. This made us move towards a template based approach for informing users on how to use MATLAB with Bitbucket pipelines.

Are there any plans to extend the pipes functionality for self-hosted runners?
Is there a way we can collaborate with the Bitbucket engineering team to contribute a template related to MATLAB? We can help you with all the required information and files.

Regards,

Kapil

Patrik S

Hello @Kapil Gupta ,

The usage of pipes is supported for Linux Docker self-hosted runners, and you can configure the pipe on the YML file the same way you would when using the cloud runners.

Pipes are only not supported when using Linux Shell, Windows, or macOS runners, because those runners are executed directly in a shell session, and pipes are essentially a docker image, so they need to be executed on a container environment.

Thank you, @Kapil Gupta !

Patrik S

Kapil Gupta_kg0er7

Hey @Patrik S ,

I see pipes are usable with Linux Docker self-hosted runners. Since docker is also available on Windows and macOS, are there any plans to add Windows docker and macOS docker support with Bitbucket pipelines, similar to what we have for Linux docker.

Regards,

Kapil

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