Bitbucket

Connect Bitbucket from the console and browse your repositories for deployment.

Prefer Bitbucket? The connection works the same way as GitHub: approve NevTan from Account → Integrations, then browse your repositories to deploy them on App Platform.

Why connect Bitbucket

App Platform builds from a repository and branch, whichever git host it lives on. Connecting Bitbucket gives the console the same visibility it would get from GitHub — enough to list repos, pick a branch, and pull the source for a build. See Deploy from git for the deploy flow itself.

Connect your account

1. 1
   Open Integrations

   From Account → Integrations, find the Bitbucket card and click Connect.
2. 2
   Approve on Bitbucket

   Review the requested access on Bitbucket's consent screen and approve it.

   

3. 3
   Back in NevTan

   You land back on the dashboard with Bitbucket connected — your repositories are now available when you create a project.

Browse repositories

The Deploy from git screen lists your Bitbucket repositories with search and paging built into the picker, so you can scroll through as many repos as your account has without any setup beyond the initial connection.

Private repositories

As with GitHub, the consent screen is where you choose which repositories — private or public — NevTan can see. Only the ones you approve show up in the picker; anything you didn't grant access to stays invisible until you go back and approve it.

Reconnect or disconnect

If the Bitbucket card shows as disconnected, click Reconnect to repeat the approval step. Disconnect removes the connection entirely: any project already deployed keeps running exactly as it is, but auto-deploy on that project stops noticing new pushes, and you won't be able to pick a new repo or branch until you reconnect.