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You must have the Go toolchain, make, and dep installed. For Docker support, you will need to have Docker installed as well.
See more at Brigade Developers Guide
From there:
$ make build
To build a Docker image
$ make docker-build
Compatibility
BitBucket Gateway
Brigade Core
v0.10.0+
v0.10.0+
v0.1.0
v0.9.0-
BitBucket Integration
The Default URL for the BitBucket Gateway is at :7448/events/bitbucket/. In your BitBucket project, go to Settings -> Webhooks. Depending on how you set up
your Kubernetes and the BitBucket Gateway will determine your externally accessable host/IP/Port. Out of the box the gateway sets up as LoadBalancer; use the host/Cluster IP and check the BitBucket Gateway Kubernetes Service for the external port (something like 30001).
Enter that IP/Port and URL at the Webhook URL.
Rather than supplying a Shared Secret like GitHub/GitLab, you must extract the X-Hook-UUID from the BitBucket Webhook created. Store this value as the Brigade Project values.yamlsharedSecret property.
Check the boxes for the Trigger events to publish from the BitBucket instance. SSL is optional.