A Bitbucket connection pushes your Vexly secrets to a repository’s pipeline variables, so Bitbucket Pipelines builds run with the values you manage in Vexly.
Create a token
Bitbucket gives you two options:
- API token — create one at Atlassian account → API tokens. It’s sent as Basic auth alongside your account email, so have that email ready.
- Repository or workspace access token — create one from your repo or
workspace settings (see
Atlassian’s access-token guide).
Give it the
pipeline:variablescope. Best for CI; note the workspace cap of 25 tokens.
Add the connection in Vexly
- Open Integrations in Vexly and pick Bitbucket under Browse integrations.
- Paste the token — plus your account email if you used an API token.
- Click Save connection. Vexly verifies it with Bitbucket and stores it encrypted — the connection is reusable across every project in your workspace.