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Connecting Sisense Git Version Control with Bitbucket

Summary

This article addresses common steps needed when establishing a connection between Sisense Git version control and Bitbucket. It provides step-by-step instructions on how to generate and use access tokens.

Instructions

  1. Create a Bitbucket Access Token:

    • Log in to Bitbucket: Go to Bitbucket and log in with your credentials.
    • Navigate to the Repository: Go to the repository for which you want to create the token.
    • Repository Settings: Click on the Settings (gear icon) in the left-hand menu.
    • Access Tokens: Under the Access Management section, click on Access Tokens.
    • Create Token: Click on the "Create repository access token" button.
    • Set Name and Permissions: Select the permissions your token needs - Read and Write for the repository.
    • Create: Click Create.
    • Use the "How to use this token with your Git repository" section to extract the URL. The URL will look like: https://x-token-auth:{access_token}@bitbucket.org/{username}/{repo}.git.
  2. Use the obtained token URL:
    • For New Sisense Git Project configuration:
      • paste the link in the URL field and click Test.
    • For the Existing Sisense Git Project configuration:
      • Navigate to the Git integration page in Sisense.
      • Click the three dots on the project's row and choose Settings.
      • Click Update Credentials.
      • Update the URL as required, then Test and Save the connection details for the project.

Troubleshooting Tips

  • Ensure HTTPS AuthenticationSisense Git integration currently supports only HTTPS authentication. Verify that you are using the HTTPS URL for your Bitbucket repository.
  • Invalid Credentials IssueEnsure that the credentials are correctly updated in the Sisense Git project settings. Check if the link corresponds to the correct project and if the URL is correctly formatted.

  • Invalid Permissions Issue: If the issue persists, verify that the token has the necessary permissions

  • Old Credentials Being UsedDouble-check that the credentials are updated in the correct project settings.

We hope this guide helps you set up your Sisense Git integration with Bitbucket. For more detailed information on Sisense Git capabilities, feel free to explore our official documentation: Introduction to Sisense Git Integration

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‎08-20-2024 02:04 PM
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