I'm not clear on the business logic for Bitbucket but it seems that it will only work with an organization where the oAuth app is setup. If I then set a organization lock to a different organization, The attach modal shows a json error.
For context - in the same scenario, the create modal simply shows no repos available
Steps:
- Login to your Bitbucket org such as
https://bitbucket.org/DHaussermann
- Setup and configure the plugin oAuth using the instructions in the read-me
- Connect a test user
- Save some other value in the Organization lock such as
token-org
- Make or locate a post
- Select the
... menu and Attach to bitbucket
Observed: The modal shown an invalid json error
note: 0/5 For Bitbucket, the organization lock may not be of much use. I'm not sure it can be used across multiple organizations.
I'm not clear on the business logic for Bitbucket but it seems that it will only work with an organization where the oAuth app is setup. If I then set a organization lock to a different organization, The attach modal shows a json error.
For context - in the same scenario, the create modal simply shows no repos available
Steps:
https://bitbucket.org/DHaussermanntoken-org...menu and Attach to bitbucketObserved: The modal shown an invalid json error
note: 0/5 For Bitbucket, the organization lock may not be of much use. I'm not sure it can be used across multiple organizations.