🌟Showcase an example with every feature used in the form

The purpose of this example is to showcase all available features in PFO. It should help you to kickoff your config with a quick copy paste, and try field behaviours in your environment.

This example includes a:

  • bitbucket-pipelines.yml - needed for pipeline configuration

  • pipeline-forms.yml - needed for forms configuration

STEP 1 - bitbucket-pipelines.yml

Pipelines should be enabled in the Repository settings / Pipelines / Settings menu

Enable pipelines in your repository

After this you should navigate to your bitbucket-pipelines.yml and edit the file. It can be done from:

  • the UI editor in Bitbucket

  • any text editor you use for version control

Commit your changes.

STEP 2 - pipeline-forms.yml

Open your source code and add a new file on the root level, next to bitbucket-pipelines.yml, named pipeline-forms.yml.

If you struggle creating this file, check out this part of the documentation:

πŸ“Create Forms

Edit the file with the following content:

Commit your changes.

STEP 3 - Open Pipeline Forms

From the sidebar, open the Pipeline Forms menu.

Select your commit and select the form named "Example with all fields".

Your form is ready to use!

Example form in action

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