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Populate your catalog from Bitbucket​

  • Similar to GitHub, Bitbucket Catalog Discovery plugin registers one location per repository. This might not be a good idea when there are many (3000+ in this case) as any error in fetching one catalog-yaml would mark the whole location as failed and create trouble with the entity sync.

  • To solve this we would recommend you to use the following scripts which would register separate locations for all the matching catalog-info.yaml files and hence would be synchronized separately.

Before you begin​

  • Harness API Key - Docs
  • Bitbucket Username and Password - Follow these docs to find your username
  • A Repository to store all the IDP Config YAML
  • Python 3 installed on your machine where you are trying to execute the code along with requests library.

Download the script​

  • A pregenerated/created repo (let us call it chosen_repo) is to be cloned. After opening it on your code editor and from chosen_repo, below commands can be run to first download and then generate and register catalog-info.yaml files of all the repos in your org. The catalog-info.yaml files will be in - chosen_repo/services/{repos}/catalog-info.yaml where repos will be all the repo in your org.

  • Command to Download the Script

  • Script Source

curl -o idp-catalog-wizard-bitbucket.py https://raw.githubusercontent.com/harness-community/idp-samples/main/catalog-scripts/idp-catalog-wizard-bitbucket.py

Execution options​

  • Case 1.a: Run command using --create-yamls args, then you will have to manually push the files - "services/" ..... after which you can run command using --register-yamls args to register all the YAML. Scope of this command is your whole workspace.

  • Case 1.b: Add all args as given for case "1.a" example below with --project_key which will keep your scope to project instead of workspace.

  • Case 2.a: Run command using --run-all args, all actions will be performed - create, push and register in one go.

  • Case 2.b: Add all args as given for case "2.a" example below with --project_key which will keep your scope to project instead of workspace.

Example:​

Create YAML files for repositories in the organization "example-org" with the provided token (all given args in command below are required)

info

Bitbucket username is not same as your email address, rather follow these docs, to find your username.

python3 idp-catalog-wizard-bitbucket.py --create-yamls --workspace example_workspace --username bitbucket_username --password bitbucket --project_key bitbucket_project_key

Registered locations - for monorepos​

Registered locations​

Register YAML files using X-API-Key and account name (all given args in command below are required)​

python3 idp-catalog-wizard-bitbucket.py --register-yamls --workspace bitbucket_workspace --x_api_key your_x_api_key --account harness_account
  • workspace : Bitbucket workspace name
  • x_api_key : Refer docs to generate one.
  • account : This is your Harness Account ID. You can get it from the URL e.g. - https://app.harness.io/ng/account/{Your account ID}/module/idp/overview

Perform all actions: create YAML files, push changes, and register YAML files (all given args in command below are required)​

python3 idp-catalog-wizard-bitbucket.py --run-all --workspace example-workspace --password app_password --x_api_key your_x_api_key --account your_account --project_key (optional) project-key

Refer Create YAML and Register YAML for the arg details
  • Discover catalog-info.yaml matching the regex filter and register under the catalog provided in apiurl. This would separate locations for all the matching catalog-info.yaml files and hence would be synchronized separately.

Troubleshooting​

  • Ensure you are using the correct credentials with the appropriate scope when running the scripts.
  • For Bitbucket, make sure you are using the correct username (not email address) and app password.