[SOLVED] Bitbucket Server: no webhooks are created and no builds are starting

[rvora (Rajul Vora)]

I did manage to deploy drone-server and drone-agent in a GKE Kubernetes cluster.

When I go to my http://drone.foobar.com/ I successfully go through the OAuth dance.

I am able to see all the git repositories in my BitBucket Server and I activated couple of repositories. In both repositories at least one branch has a .drone.yml file (e.g. master in one and develop in another).

However, I can not see any way in the UI to manually kick off the builds for these repos. A git push to these branches does not start a build.

I also don’t see any webhooks getting created in BitBucket Server - so that at least explains why git push is not triggering a build.

kubectl logs on the server and agent both look normal - no errors.

Thanks

[bradrydzewski]

This came up yesterday in our Slack channel. Here is a copy of the discussion.

it’s weird, the hooks aren’t actually showing in any of our repos. Even the ones that are working. the webhooks ui is empty

Oh can you look in the plugins area? Not the webhook. I think webhooks were added as part of the core resently and the drone remote uses the old plugin if that makes sense

this plugin? https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.atlassian.stash.plugin.stash-web-post-receive-hooks-plugin/server/overview

yeah that looks like the one. If it’s working your must already have it installed

yep its installed. I can see the url, that’s pretty much it.

one repo is having issues
the webhook it matching other repositories that work.
https:///hook?access_token=

Sadly there’s not any debugging info in the plugin
I think bitbucket server logs might have some info but I’m not 100 percent on it. Does it not hit drone at all?

check for drone requests on Bitbucket server logs?

Yeah there might be something there. It’s been a while since I’ve worked with it so not sure but might be a place to look. I’m assuming you’ve looked at drone server logs? @brad drone usually has a log or something when a webhook gets called right?

ahh I see some errors
something like this: Git hooks have not been called. Please verify that the hooks are configured correctly

we got it to work. the repository on Bitbucket was missing some files under hooks folder, adding them fixed the issue!

[rvora (Rajul Vora)]

Thanks. I’ll install the plugin and see how it goes.

Since I don’t have access to Slack channel, any way I can find out what hooks folder files were missing?

[bradrydzewski]

Unfortunately I’m not sure which files were missing, since this was not discussed in the Slack channel. Perhaps the Atlassian support team can advise further on additional setup requirements in the hooks folder.