Versions Compared

Key

  • This line was added.
  • This line was removed.
  • Formatting was changed.

Description

...

For more information, see Authentication options.

Permission Table

See the Atlassian documentation for the current information. Here is a snapshot of that with some additional information including the valid values for the permission parameter on addAccessToken.



Project read - PROJECT_READProject write - PROJECT_WRITEProject admin - PROJECT_ADMIN

Repository read

REPO_READ

(tick) Pull and clone repositories

(error)

(error)

Repository write

REPO_WRITE

(tick) Perform pull request actions

(tick) Push, pull, and clone repositories

(tick) Perform pull request actions

(tick) Push, pull, and clone repositories

(error)

Repository admin

REPO_ADMIN

(tick) Perform pull request actions

(tick) Update repository settings and permissions

(tick) Push, pull, and clone repositories

(tick) Perform pull request actions

(tick) Update repository settings and permissions

(tick) Push, pull, and clone repositories

(tick) Perform pull request actions

(tick) Update repository settings and permissions

(tick) Update project settings and permissions

(tick) Push, pull, clone, and fork repositories

(tick) Create repositories

Examples

Code Block
--action addAccessToken  --name "project-admin"  --permission "PROJECT_ADMIN, REPO_ADMIN"

Other Information

  • BSERV-10482 - Create admin personal tokens for admin endpoints in Bitbucket Server REST API

Cloud App Passwords

App passwords are substitute passwords for a user account which you can use for scripts and integrating tools to avoid putting your real password into configuration files.

For more information, see: App Passwords.


Warning
titleUse account name with app passwords

Make sure you use your Bitbucket account name and NOT your email address when using App passwords!


  • Login → View profile → Settings → App passwords

...