CoNote

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 (your main branch, where your live code lives) from Bitbucket as a Deployment note, with the repository, branch, and commit (one saved change), so a shift in your metrics has an obvious cause.

What lands on your timeline

When you push (send up new code) to your main branch, CoNote records a Deployment note (other branches are ignored by default).

How it works

CoNote gives you a private link, so Bitbucket sends each push automatically. Every request carries a private key only you and CoNote share, so Bitbucket can prove the message is real, and only genuine Bitbucket events are logged.

Setting it up

  1. Add the integration

    In Integrations, choose Bitbucket. Copy the link and the private key shown after you connect.

  2. Add the webhook in Bitbucket

    In Bitbucket, go to Repository settings → Webhooks → Add webhook (the Webhooks section, where tools send updates from). Paste the CoNote link, paste the private key into the Secret field, and select the Repository push trigger.

  3. Save

    Save the webhook. New pushes to your main branch appear on the timeline within seconds.

Bitbucket's Add webhook screen with a Title field, the URL field highlighted for the CoNote link, and a Secret field
Bitbucket's Add webhook screen: name it, paste your CoNote link into URL, and paste your private key into Secret.

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