Bitbucket is a platform to host git repositories, collaborate on code with pull requests, and automate deployments. By integrating Bitbucket with Zoho Cliq, you can view your repositories, create pull requests and configure notifications on various repository events in Zoho Cliq channels. You can also view a dashboard with details on running pipelines, build stats, success pipelines, deployment details.
Info: This extension is available in the following DCs: US,EU,CN,IN, and AUInstallation
- Go to the Zoho Cliq Marketplace and search for "Bitbucket", or install it directly from this link.
- Choose whether to install the extension for your entire organization or specific teams.
- Accept the extension's permission requests.
Features
View Repositories
Bot menu action: Navigate to the Bitbucket bot, then select My Repositories from the bot menu.
A table of all your repositories will be posted in the bot with repository name, owner, and you can also view the content and commits.
Widget: Open the Bitbucket widget, go to the Repositories tab. Here you will find your default repository and other repository. Each repository card has two options: Commits and More.
Commits: When you select the Commits button, all the commits of your repository will be displayed. Here you can view the comments and add your comment to the commit.
More: When you select More, your pull requests will be displayed. You can also create your pull request and task for the pull request here.
If you are a reviewer, you can view all pull requests assigned to you for approval and take necessary actions.
If you are not a reviewer, you can create a pull request here, which will then be sent for approval.
You can also view the stats of the pull request of past 30 days.
Switch Repository: If you want to switch the default repository to a different one, select the Switch Repoistory button in the top-right corner.
Search Repository: Search for a repository by picking one from the list displayed.
Create Pull Request
Bot menu action: Navigate to the Bitbucket bot, then select Create Pull Req from the bot menu.
Widget: Open the Bitbucket widget, select More from the repository card where you want to create the pull request. In the top-right corner, you’ll find the Create Pull Req button.
Slash command: Type /createpullrequest in any conversation.
A form will appear where you’ll need to enter the following details:
- Title: Name of your pull request.
- Description: Brief explanation of the pull request.
- Close the source branch: Option to automatically delete the source branch after merging.
- Source Branch: The branch that contains your changes.
- Destination Branch: The branch where your changes will be merged.
Connect Repository to Channel
Bot menu action: Navigate to the Bitbucket bot, then select Configuration -> Connect Repo from the bot menu. Here you can connect a repository to a channel to get instant notifications.
Select a repository, select a channel to receive notifications, specify whether to notify on pull requests for all branches or only the main branch, select the pull request and repository events you’d like to track, and click Connect.
View Connected Repositories
Bot menu action: Navigate to the Bitbucket bot, then select Configuration -> Connected Repo from the bot menu. A table will be posted in the bot with details such as repo name, the connected channel and actions to perform such as Update and Disconnect.
Update: You can update your repository connections.
Disconnect: You can disconnect a repository connection from a channel.
Notifications in channel:
View Dashboard
Widget: Open the Bitbucket widget and select the Dashboard tab to view an overview of the repository. Here you’ll find details such as:
- Running Pipelines

- Repository Build Stats – filter and view repository statistics
- Successful Pipelines – filter pipelines based on status

- Deployment Details

Switch Repository: To view the dashboard of a different repository instead of your default one, click the Switch Repository button in the top-right corner.
View Repository Commits
Slash command: Type /commits in any conversation. A table will be posted showing details such as the repository name, owner, and options to view content and commit details.
Scheduler
A scheduler will be posted daily at 10:00 AM in the repository’s connected channel, providing with details of the previous day’s build.
Unfurling Link
When you share a pull request URL in a conversation, the link will automatically expand to show pull request details. From the unfurled link, you can perform actions such as merging the pull request or adding comments.