Bitbucket integration
Record every push to your main branch as a Deployment note, so a metric shift lines up with the code that shipped.
This integration logs every push to your main branch from Bitbucket as a Deployment note, with the repository, branch, and commit — so a shift in your metrics has an obvious cause.
What lands on your timeline
When you push to your main branch, CoNote records a Deployment note (other branches are ignored by default).
How it works
Bitbucket sends a webhook to CoNote on each push. Every request is signed with a secret that CoNote verifies, so only genuine Bitbucket events are logged.
Setting it up
Add the integration
In Integrations, choose Bitbucket. Copy the webhook URL and the secret shown after you connect.
Add the webhook in Bitbucket
In Bitbucket, go to Repository settings → Webhooks → Add webhook. Paste the CoNote URL, paste the secret into Secret, and select the Repository push trigger.
Save
Save the webhook. New pushes to your main branch appear on the timeline within seconds.