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Problem on import a private repository from bitbucket #105

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meigallodixital opened this issue Nov 3, 2014 · 2 comments
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Problem on import a private repository from bitbucket #105

meigallodixital opened this issue Nov 3, 2014 · 2 comments

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@meigallodixital
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Mantis 1.2.17, Source Control Integration 0.18, BitBucket Integration 0.18 on a private GIT repository.

Config:
URL https://bitbucket.org/meigallodixital/myapp.com

array(5) {
["bit_basic_login"]=> string(8) "meigallodixital"
["bit_basic_pwd"]=> string(9) "password"
["bit_username"]=> string(8) "meigallodixital"
["bit_reponame"]=> string(9) "myapp.com"
["master_branch"]=> string(7) "master"
}

On import all:

SYSTEM WARNING: 'First parameter must either be an object or the name of an existing class' in '/home/desarrollo/sites/mantis.meigallodixital.com/web/plugins/SourceBitBucket/SourceBitBucket.php' line 255

SYSTEM WARNING: 'First parameter must either be an object or the name of an existing class' in '/home/desarrollo/sites/mantis.meigallodixital.com/web/plugins/SourceBitBucket/SourceBitBucket.php' line 260

Retrieving master ... failed.

@sverhagen
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This particular problem seems to be caused by the URL being malformed, which is due to the parameters being wrong. I figured this out by putting the following on line 254:

error_log("my URL is: " . $t_url);

I could then see the URL in my php.log. That was helpful for me because it made me understand that it's talking to the Bitbucket API: "https://bitbucket.org/api/2.0/repositories/bit_username/bit_reponame/commits/master".

It turned out that I had used my repository name, instead of the repository slug. The name might by something like "My Repository", in which the case would be "my-repository". If you look at the normal Git "clone" URL, you'd find that it looks something like this: "https://[email protected]/bit_username/bit_reponame.git". And, of course, your problem may be different than mine. FYI, I end up leaving the URL empty for now.

@sverhagen
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Another problem that I'm noticing, and this may be not so much a problem in production, but I have been heavily debugging this plugin, is that I'm hitting Bitbucket's rate limits:

Rate limit for this resource has been exceeded

The above message shows up in my PHP log when changing SourceBitBucket.php as follows:

    private function api_json_url( $p_repo, $p_url ) {
            $t_data = $this->url_get( $p_repo, $p_url );
// add this:
error_log($t_data, 0);
            $t_json = json_decode( utf8_encode( $t_data ) );
            return $t_json;
    }

Since the above message isn't JSON, like normal responses, it doesn't get parsed as such, and the script trips over that at the same line 255.

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