Bitbucket Server Utilities

Initial setup

1. Run pip install -r requirements.txt.
2. Set your script username and password via environment variables. NOTE: If your password contains special characters, they will most likely need to be escaped when adding them as environment variables.
   • On Windows via cmd (do NOT use Powershell):

       set SCRIPT_USERNAME=<username> (no quotes)
       set SCRIPT_PASSWORD=<password> (no quotes)
   

   • On MacOS/Linux or Windows via git-bash:

       export SCRIPT_USERNAME="<username>"
       export SCRIPT_PASSWORD="<password>"
   

3. Create a YAML file based on the supplied example-run_batch.yml or example-generate_script.yml.
4. Modify the bitbucket and jenkins keys to suit your scenario.

Execute batch operations on a Bitbucket project

1. Add project operations list items to the project-operations key. Available project operations can be found in run_batch.py by searching for __project_ops__.
2. Run python run_batch.py -f <yaml-file>

Execute batch operations on repos in a Bitbucket project

1. Modify the inclusions or exclusions keys to suit your scenario. If both inclusions and exclusions are provided, only the inclusions will be used.
2. Add operations list items to the operations key. Available project operations can be found in run_batch.py by searching for __ops__.
3. Run python run_batch.py -f <yaml-file>

Generate a script to run against Bitbucket repos

1. Modify the inclusions or exclusions keys to suit your scenario. If both inclusions and exclusions are provided, only the inclusions will be used.
2. Add a list item for each command to generate under the commands key.
3. Run:
   • Windows via cmd (do NOT use Powershell): python generate_script.py -f <yaml-file> > script.bat
   • MacOS/Linux or Windows via git-bash: python generate_script.py -f <yaml-file> > script.sh && chmod +x script.sh
4. Run the generated script:
   • Windows: script.bat
   • MacOS/Linux or Windows via git-bash: ./script.sh