Integration Series: Collaborator + Bitbucket

A key component to the success of Collaborator as a peer review tool for code,

documents, and Simulink models, is its supported repository infrastructure. From

the earliest days of Collaborator, users could create reviews and manually upload

their artifacts for inspection. Collaborator expanded functionality with the Enterprise

Client that connected to over a dozen repository systems, making review creation

and updating a very smooth process. As the development world moved forward with

the expansion of GIT as source control, Collaborator kept pace by adding webhooks

integrations with the most common of those solutions: Azure Devops, BitBucket,

GitHub, and GitLab.

We start our integration series with a look at the BitBucket integration. We’ll walk

through setting up a repository in BitBucket, generating the required credentials to

support the webhooks, and linking that repository in Collaborator. We’ll also look at

the integration settings and how Collaborator and BitBucket tie together to help

manage and control your review workflow.

Highlights include:

• BitBucket webhooks integration
• Collaborator repository configuration
• Workflow demonstration