Jenkins Bitbucket OAuth Plugin
Overview
This Jenkins plugin enables OAuth authentication for Bitbucket users.
Bitbucket Security Realm (authentication):
First you need to get consumer key/secret from Bitbucket.
- Log into your Bitbucket account.
- Click accountname > Manage Account from the menu bar. The Account settings page appears.
- Click Integrated applications from the menu bar.
- Click the Add consumer button.
- The system requests the following information: Name is required. Others are optional.
- Press Add consumer. The system generates a key and a secret for you. Toggle the consumer name to see the generated Key and Secret value for your consumer.
Second, you need to configure your Jenkins.
- Open Jenkins Configure System page.
- Set correct URL to Jenkins URL
- Click Save button.
- Open Jenkins Configure Global Security page.
- Check Enable security.
- Select Bitbucket OAuth Plugin in Security Realm.
- Input your Consumer Key to Client ID.
- Input your Consumer Secret to Client Secret.
- Click Save button.
Credits
This plugin reuses many codes of Jenkins Assembla Auth Plugin. Many thanks to Assembla team.
License
(The MIT License)
Copyright (c) 2013 mallowlabs
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