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bitbucket_pipelines

Manage CI/CD pipelines in Bitbucket repositories by listing, triggering, stopping pipelines, viewing logs, and configuring variables.

Instructions

Manage Bitbucket Pipelines CI/CD. Actions:

  • list: List pipelines in a repository

  • get: Get details of a specific pipeline

  • trigger: Trigger a new pipeline run on a branch

  • trigger_custom: Trigger a custom pipeline with a specific pattern

  • stop: Stop a running pipeline

  • list_steps: List steps of a pipeline

  • get_step: Get details of a specific step

  • get_logs: Get logs for a pipeline step

  • get_config: Get pipeline configuration (enabled status)

  • set_enabled: Enable or disable pipelines for a repository

  • list_variables: List pipeline variables

  • get_variable: Get a specific pipeline variable

  • create_variable: Create a pipeline variable

  • update_variable: Update a pipeline variable

  • delete_variable: Delete a pipeline variable

Input Schema

TableJSON Schema
NameRequiredDescriptionDefault
actionYesAction to perform
workspaceYesWorkspace slug
repo_slugYesRepository slug
pipeline_uuidNoPipeline UUID
step_uuidNoStep UUID
branchNoBranch name to trigger pipeline on
patternNoCustom pipeline pattern (for trigger_custom)
variablesNoPipeline variables for trigger
enabledNoEnable or disable pipelines
variable_uuidNoVariable UUID
keyNoVariable key
valueNoVariable value
securedNoWhether variable is secured
sortNoSort field
target_branchNoFilter by target branch
pageNoPage number for pagination
pagelenNoResults per page (max 100)
formatNoOutput format: json (full), toon (compact tokens), compact (essential fields only)

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