Private Git Server - Features, integrations, alternatives & more
What it does
Private git server integration allows for connecting a custom Git repository to the Buddy’s project. Setting it up and creating a Bitbucket connected project takes seconds.
How it works
Upon creating a new project, Buddy asks for a private repository URL and authorization method (SSH Key or Login and Password). Once the project is created, it’s required to create a webhook on the server side that will push commits to Buddy.
This integration method can be used as an alternative to Buddy’s GitHub integration using OAuth to connect a single project with Buddy. Here is a guide how to do it: Connect a GitHub repository with Buddy using GitHub’s webhooks
You may want to explore Buddy’s fully featured built-in Git hosting, which includes:
- Branches with permission manager & merge requests
- Real-time commits history with blame support
- Conflicts resolution UI
- Notifications
- Advanced and easy to use code import manager
- Notifications & more
Git Integration Features
- Automatic creation of build environments and delivery pipelines with state of the art easy to use Buddy’s UX for flexible customization
- Run pipelines on every Git push, manually or recurrently
- Support for SSH and HTTP authorization and access
- Advanced triggers on push: tag, pull request and push to a branch (wildcards supported)
- Cashing of repository content for blazing fast pipeline executions
- Git pushes are reflected on Buddy’s activity stream in real-time
- Status Badge and Notifications
- Easy forcing manual synchronization in case a your Git server fails to notify Buddy about new Git commits