Bitbucket

The Bitbucket connector imports pull requests, commits and code review activity from Bitbucket Cloud so your delivery and review metrics reflect real repository activity.

Authentication

Logilica connects to Bitbucket using OAuth. Authorise Logilica through Bitbucket and Logilica reads your repository data using the granted access token. Logilica only reads the relevant data and never stores your password. Logilica requests read-only access to your Bitbucket Cloud workspaces.

See Connecting Tools for the general installation flow.

What's Imported

For each connected repository, Logilica imports:

• Pull requests — title, description, author, source branch, created/updated/closed timestamps, and who closed (merged) the pull request

• Commits on each pull request, including author, commit message and commit time

• Comments and inline comments — including the file an inline comment applies to

• Approvals — who approved and when

• Changed-file counts — the number of files changed in the pull request

• Contributor identities — display name and account for every author, reviewer and merger, used for identity resolution and team assignment

How Logilica Maps the Data

Pull request state

Logilica tracks each pull request through its lifecycle — open, reviewed, approved, merged or declined — combining Bitbucket's status with review activity.

Review lifecycle

Logilica captures who reviewed each pull request, which files they reviewed, approvals, and review timing from Bitbucket's comments and approval events.

Linking pull requests to tickets

Logilica recognises issue keys in commit messages, pull request titles and branch names to connect code changes to planning work. See Linking Pull Requests and Tickets for how this works and how to format references.

Good to Know

• Kept in sync automatically. After the initial import, Logilica refreshes this connection on a regular schedule — you don't need to re-trigger imports.

• First import covers the last 6 months. Only pull requests updated in the last 6 months are imported on the first scan. Importing older history requires a configuration change by Logilica — contact support.

• Bitbucket does not expose user email addresses, so contributor identities are matched on display name and account rather than email. This can affect identity resolution where the same person uses different accounts.

• Bitbucket has no draft pull requests, so no pull request is imported as a draft.

• Releases are not imported from this connector. Release detection for DORA on Bitbucket relies on other sources such as build data or pull request patterns. See Release Detection and DORA Configuration.

• Comments are counted, not stored verbatim. Logilica records comment counts, reviewers and which files were reviewed for metrics.