Release Notes - Webhook to Jenkins for Bitbucket Cloud

At Appfire, we like to think we get it right every time we release a product. The truth is that sometimes someone has a great idea to improve our already awesome products, or we have to fix the occasional bug. Take a look at the Release Notes page to see what changes we've made for each version of Webhook to Jenkins.

This release adds a new Builds page and an Omit Builds page feature to the Settings tab.

Version information

Version	Cloud
Release date	2024-02-28
Supported platforms	Bitbucket Cloud

New feature

Description

Description

In this release, the following features have been added:

Builds page - The Builds page, accessible from the Repository side menu, provides visibility to the builds triggered through Webhook to Jenkins. From this page, you can see the list of builds, their status, when the build started, start times and build duration. Click on a build link to open the console input to see details of the build and rerun the build if needed.
Omit Builds page option - If you don’t want the Builds menu item to appear in the Repository side menu, the Omit builds page option removes the Webhook to Jenkins Builds item from the side menu.

Resolved issues

Description

Description
Previously, the Skip SSL Validation option was selected by default. This has been changed to not selected by default.

Trigger Builds button hidden when Webook to Jenkins is inactive.

Version information

Version	Cloud
Release date	2024-02-12
Supported platforms	Bitbucket Cloud

Improvements

Description

Description
In this release, the Trigger Builds button is now hidden on the Source and Pull Request pages if Webhook to Jenkins is inactive for that repository.

Trigger Builds button added to Bitbucket Cloud Source and Pull Request pages

Version information

Version	Cloud
Release date	2024-02-01
Supported platforms	Bitbucket Cloud

New Feature

Description

Description
In this release, Jenkins builds can now be triggered manually from the Bitbucket Cloud Source and Pull Request pages. This allows you to trigger a build from Bitbucket at anytime without having to perform any other action. See Manually trigger builds for more information.

Jenkins connections can now be created at the repository level.

Version information

Version	Cloud
Release date	2023-12-07
Supported platforms	Bitbucket Cloud

New Feature

Description

Description
Connections to your Jenkins instance can now be made at a repository level. This means that repository administrators can now create connections for their specific repos. Each connection entry now shows if the connection is for the entire workspace or for a single repository, as well as the project where the repository is located.

Added Trigger job poll if the branch is deleted option.

Version information

Version	Cloud
Release date	2023-11-29
Supported platforms	Bitbucket Cloud

New Feature

Description

Description
The next step in feature parity between the Data Center and Cloud versions of Webhook to Jenkins includes support for the Trigger job poll if the branch is deleted option. Now when a branch is merged or deleted in Bitbucket, Webhook to Jenkins can remove the branch from its pipeline in Jenkins.

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