Issues grabbing source from Bitbucket within AWS CodePipeline

[Chesca Umeno]

When trying to Release a change from AWS CodePipeline (we have an existing Bitbucket integration), we intermittently get the following error message below.

"Action execution failed

[Bitbucket] Bitbucket returned an Internal Error exception. Please retry shortly. If the issue continues it may be reported on the Bitbucket status page at https://bitbucket.status.atlassian.com/"

Usually retrying it gets past this issue and continues normally, but starting this afternoon around 1:30PM CST, we've been consistently receiving this message, even with multiple retries and on all of our other pipelines. We're not seeing an outage reported on https://bitbucket.status.atlassian.com/

Here's the image pop-up we get for Action execution failed when we try to deploy our changes:

[Mark C · Accepted solution]

Hi Everyone,

We received an update from our engineering team that the issue which is affecting the AWS CodePipeline integration feature is now resolved.

You can further check this incident here: https://bitbucket.status.atlassian.com/incidents/bckkpd21xrgg

We apologize for the inconvenience this has caused you and your team.
If you need more help, please do let us know.

Regards,
Mark C

[jonataneinarsson]

It is happening again now. Haven't been able to pull from Bitbucket for some time now.

[jonataneinarsson]

I can verify that when I change the repository settings to "Full Clone" it starts working again.

[Ian Kundil]

Same, happening again!

[Andrew]

Hi @Mark C , seeing the same issue on my end. I just setup a CodePipeline with BitBucket source. The Source stage worked fine on first launch right after creating pipeline. Once I committed a new change in BitBucket, Source stage reran and failed. Reverted to original source code and same issue. I think its related to the webhook and will troubleshoot that next. Just want to confirm issue is still present.

Edit 1:

There's a few url redirects I've noticed when accessing target repo from project level in bitbucket webapp. It adds a redundant '/src/main/' to path. Not sure if this is new or has always existed but doesn't seem right.

Also, when I access the repo publicly with the https clone address provided, there's a pop up about credentials no longer needed (click OK) and lands me on what should be the repo address BUT without the redundant '/src/main/'. Reloading this page presents same error but once I add a '/' to end of url, shazam. It redirects through the redundant URL and correctly displays the repo.

Hope this helps. Hoping a fix is coming soon.

[Denzehl Dacuyan]

Hi, I'm experiencing the same issue just today. Please let me know if we have a way to resolve this on our end. 

Just to be clear we did not change anything in our code pipeline configuration. The  error bellow just suddenly popped out 

[Bitbucket] Bitbucket returned an Internal Error exception. Please retry shortly. If the issue continues it may be reported on the Bitbucket status page at https://bitbucket.status.atlassian.com/

[Erick Gomez]

Same issue for me

[Adam Marshall]

Had the same issue since Jan 12, 2022 6:00 PM (UTC±0:00)

[Ian Kundil]

Have the same issue, which started a few hours ago. Full clone is not an acceptable workaround for me (using some codepipeline feature which does not work with full clone)

[Frank DiRocco]

I was able to resolve this by ensuring the code pipeline source stage does a FullClone rather than the default "CodePipeline default"

[Joffrey Bienvenu]

Thanks, this fix the issue !

[Arturo Hurtado Romero]

https://bitbucket.status.atlassian.com/incidents/bckkpd21xrgg

at least they are looking for a solution

[Dastan]

Having the same issue

[Dastan]

I don't know if this will help the attlassian devs to debug this issue but codepipeline is using this URL to get the src for the branch https://bitbucket.org/org/repo/src/branch-name and that results into "

"Resource not found

[Dastan]

if you have your branch naming convention as feature/branch then bitbucket fails to redirect to URL like so 

https://bitbucket.org/org/repo/src/3e823120cc75e4340c6b8c78e08c1e51484/?at=feature/my-branch-name

[Uzziel Sanchez]

Hi, how do you know that? tks

[Projeto 21]

Same issue here!!!

[Joffrey Bienvenu]

As of 16 January 2022, this bug still occur. Thanks to Frank DiRocco's advice, I solved it by setting code_build_clone_output as True in my CodeStar Connection.

Like this:

aws_codepipeline_actions.CodeStarConnectionsSourceAction(
    action_name='BitBucketSource',
    owner="owner",
    repo="repo",
    connection_arn="arn",
    code_build_clone_output=True,  # Bitbucket fix
    output=source_code
)

[donsanjeewaeranga]

We experience this issue today for all our branches with aws pipeline

[Uzziel Sanchez]

Problem solve! nice!