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# Bitbucket Cloud

To allow users to log in with Bitbucket Cloud credentials, you need to use an OAuth consumer and set the authentication settings in SonarQube Server 10.4.

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To allow users to log in with Bitbucket Cloud credentials, you need to use an [OAuth consumer](https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/use-oauth-on-bitbucket-cloud/) and set the authentication settings in SonarQube Server. See the following sections for more on setting up authentication.

### Setting your OAuth consumer settings <a href="#setting-your-oauth-consumer-settings" id="setting-your-oauth-consumer-settings"></a>

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Bitbucket Cloud has replaced OAuth consumers with OAuth clients, so these steps no longer match the Bitbucket Cloud interface. When you create the OAuth client, select the **Authorization code** grant type and enter `<Your SonarQube URL>/oauth2/callback/bitbucket` in **Callback URLs** on the **Authorization** tab, then set the permissions on the **Scopes** tab. In SonarQube Server, enter the **Client ID** and **Secret** of your OAuth client in **OAuth consumer key** and **OAuth consumer secret**.
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Create your OAuth consumer in your Bitbucket Cloud workspace settings and specify the following:

* **Name**: The name of your OAuth consumer.
* **Callback URL:** Your SonarQube Server instance URL.
* **Permissions**:
  * **Account**: **Read** and **Email** access.
  * **Workspace membership**: **Read** access.

### Setting your authentication settings in SonarQube Server <a href="#setting-your-authentication-settings-in-sonarqube" id="setting-your-authentication-settings-in-sonarqube"></a>

To set your global authentication settings, navigate to **Administration > Configuration > General Settings > Authentication > Bitbucket Cloud Authentication** and update the following settings:

* **Enabled**: Set to true.
* **OAuth consumer key**: Enter the **Key** from your OAuth consumer page in Bitbucket.
* **OAuth consumer secret**: Enter the **Secret** from your OAuth consumer page in Bitbucket.
* **Allow users to sign up**: enable to allow new users to authenticate. When disabled, only existing users will be able to authenticate to the server.
* **Workspaces**: Only users from Bitbucket Workspaces that you add here will be able to authenticate in SonarQube Server. This is optional but *highly* recommended to ensure only the users you want to log in with Bitbucket credentials are able to.

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If the allowed workspaces are not entered, any user with a BitBucket account can log in to the SonarQube Server instance (assuming **Allow users to sign up** is set to true).
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### Bitbucket Cloud group synchronization <a href="#bitbucket-cloud-group-synchronization" id="bitbucket-cloud-group-synchronization"></a>

Group synchronization is not supported for Bitbucket.


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