It depends on your TeamCity setup. Do you have it installed behind a firewall (can it be accessed publicly)?
The short answer is to set up webhooks. If your install is not publicly accessible, then you'll have to jump through some more hoops. Let me know and I can help either way.
It's publically accesible, but I can't figure out how to setup web hooks that work with teamcity.
Do you know of an tutorial on this?
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It looks like I was slightly wrong. You'll need to set up polling to make this work (please make sure to set the poll interval to no less than 5 minutes).
These should get you going:
If you'd rather have builds triggered, you'll need something in between Bitbucket and TeamCity to receive the webhook and make the appropriate TeamCity API request (this could be done with an AWS Lambda).
Here's the info for that direction:
https://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/TCD10/Configuring+VCS+Post-Commit+Hooks+for+TeamCity
Lastly, you can jump in to this HipChat room if you want some more "real-time support":
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@Eric Henry Now the Bitbucket has its own Webhooks since 5.4 release. But they looks like I can't use them. There is no authorization, I can't select POST request. Am I wrong?
Polling is not an option - too many repositories
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Hello @Max Gorovenko - it sounds like you're using Bitbucket server. You'll want to check in that section, as Bitbucket cloud acts differently for webhooks.
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Hi @Eric Henry . Can you please help on a issue.
Requirement : we want to build a job on Jenkins , On Pull request raised for a Multibranch Pipeline .
If there is a DSL code is there that will be better or plugin also helpful.
What are the requirements and how to configure please guide me .
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@Abhisek Tripathy - I would ask this as its own question so you can get some help from the community. Unfortunately I'm not at all familiar with what you're trying to do on Jenkins.
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I'd like also to trigger TC builds from a pull request issued in BitBucket Cloud. The build that needs to run is a post merge.
I think that the answer doesn't lie with with BB WebHooks as our TC server is private. Possibly, it's some configuration of a VCS Trigger in TC - but I'm stumped in how to do this.
Any links or advice please?
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Just found this link which I'm going to investigate since we already are using BB pipelines:
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@Eric Henry Is there any way you can point the population using server to actual questions or articles relating the the original question? The link you provided is just a pile of all questions and articles with the tag bitbucket-server.
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i want to trigger builds when a issue status change in Jira , this is possible ?
I have been checking webhooks but i need send a POST request to teamcity.
Anyone knows how can i do that ?
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I just went through a related need:
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