Documentation
How to connect Source Pocket to Bitbucket Cloud, run and follow pipelines from your phone, and where Bitbucket's API stops the app from doing more.
Pre-release. Source Pocket is not in the App Store or Google Play yet. These pages describe the current test builds of the iPhone and iPad app, and menu names can change before launch.
Pages
- Getting started: create a Bitbucket API token with the right scopes, add your account, and pick the repositories that fill the Home tab. Also explains the sign-in error messages.
- Pipelines: trigger default, branch, and custom pipelines with variables, read run detail and logs, re-run, stop, and continue a run that is waiting on a manual step.
- What Bitbucket's API can't do: each gap we have hit in Bitbucket Cloud's public API, what Bitbucket does instead, and how Source Pocket works around it.
Which providers these pages cover
Bitbucket Cloud is the first provider. GitLab, GitHub, Gitea, and Forgejo come later, and these pages will cover them when the app supports them. Bitbucket Data Center is not supported.
For how push notifications reach your phone, see How push notifications work.