💡Concept & Goals

Improve and schedule pipelines with custom input fields securely and flexibly.

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Goals & Purpose

Building apps within the Atlassian ecosystem usually involves tools like Jira, Confluence and Bitbucket.

In Confluence you can write documentation, in Jira you can manage issues and in Bitbucket you can manage your software's source code.

Bitbucket is great in terms of integration with other tools, but lacks some features as a CI tool.

Pipeline Forms (PFO) is created to improve the experience using Pipelines in Bitbucket.

Problems we solve

Lack of flexible customization of pipelines, especially in terms of custom input values
Huge bitbucket-pipelines.ymlsince pipelines need to be copy-pasted for different variations
Lack of dynamic field values (they have to be static or freetext)
Inability to overwrite default values while scheduling
Inability to edit and view scheduled pipelines

What we add

Forms - extend pipelines attributes with many supported field types and several attributes
- select, remote, text, textarea, number, checkbox, checbox group, radio, date fields are made available
- mandatory, secure, read-only, hidden, remote, regex fields can be created
- remote fields can be pre-populeted through public API
- with forms added, bitbucket-pipelines.ymlfile complexity can be reduced
Scheduled pipeline executions - run form-extended pipelines when needed
- manage schedules, view, edit, inactivate, and delete them
Audit history - track changes and view execution history
Pretty UI where users can self-serve with well-configured pipelines

Getting started

Deep dive

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Last updated 6 months ago

Goals & Purpose

Building apps within the Atlassian ecosystem usually involves tools like Jira, Confluence and Bitbucket.

In Confluence you can write documentation, in Jira you can manage issues and in Bitbucket you can manage your software's source code.

Bitbucket is great in terms of integration with other tools, but lacks some features as a CI tool.

Pipeline Forms (PFO) is created to improve the experience using Pipelines in Bitbucket.

Problems we solve

Lack of flexible customization of pipelines, especially in terms of custom input values

Huge bitbucket-pipelines.ymlsince pipelines need to be copy-pasted for different variations

Lack of dynamic field values (they have to be static or freetext)

Inability to overwrite default values while scheduling

Inability to edit and view scheduled pipelines

What we add

Forms - extend pipelines attributes with many supported field types and several attributes

select, remote, text, textarea, number, checkbox, checbox group, radio, date fields are made available
mandatory, secure, read-only, hidden, remote, regex fields can be created
remote fields can be pre-populeted through public API
with forms added, bitbucket-pipelines.ymlfile complexity can be reduced

Scheduled pipeline executions - run form-extended pipelines when needed

manage schedules, view, edit, inactivate, and delete them

Audit history - track changes and view execution history

Pretty UI where users can self-serve with well-configured pipelines