Authenticating Bitbucket Access with a Private VCS Repository
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If you are using a private Bitbucket VCS server on a private deployment, a different mechanism is used to authenticate iCR for Java with the server. Instead of OAuth, Personal Access Tokens (PAT) are used.
As always, begin by logging into the Bitbucket server and click on the User icon.
This will bring up the Account menu.
This brings up the Personal access tokens page which lists all current PATs. To create a new token for iCR,
This brings up the page where you can create the token that will be used to authenticate your access to the Bitbucket server. In our example, we will name the token “Enterprise Bitbucket”.
To make sure that access is read/write enabled, choose Admin as the projects Permissions.
Once created, you will see the response as a popup window with the new token. Copy this token as it will be needed in the Navigator to authenticate this user with the Bitbucket server.
With the token created, you can return to the Navigator and complete the steps to set the Bitbucket server credentials.
