Bitbucket server: unable to find a remote

[Charles Christie]

My codebucket configuration looks like this:

    "codebucket.bitbucketServerHosts": [{
        "gitHost": "http://[e-mail]:7990"
    }],
    "codebucket.issueTrackers": [{
        "host": "http://jira.generaldigital.com:8080",
        "projectKeys": [
            "NMSX"
        ],
        "type": "jira"
    }]

And my output from git remote -v:

origin  http://[e-mail]:7990/scm/sdx/main.git (fetch)
origin  http://[e-mail]:7990/scm/sdx/main.git (push)

I've omitted my username, but for reference our server simultaneously requires authentication and does not support https. For some reason, I can't get your extension to find our remote.

[Jakub Pawlinski]

thats what I said in https://bitbucket.org/pstreule/codebucket/issues/2/add-support-for-bitbucket-server but guess it needs new issue

[Patrick Streule]

@sonicbhoc what's the error message you get? Does it fail to open the PR or does it fail to find the remote?

@JakubPawlinski sorry, I must have missed the notification for you comment on issue #2. What's the output of git remote -v in your case? Does it match stash.company.com:7990?

[Jakub Pawlinski]

from VScode when trying to"BitBucket: Open Pull Request" I'm getting "

Unable to find a remote matching: bitbucket.org | http://stash.company.com:7990

from git remote -v

origin  https://[e-mail]/scm/team/project.git (fetch)
origin  https://[e-mail]/scm/team/project.git (push)

[Stephan Vedder]

Getting the same issue with BitBucket server.

[Jakub Pawlinski]

tried to review changes done in https://bitbucket.org/pstreule/codebucket/commits/30f59d741728efb95a4bfe59367a11a15f7dd133?at=master but nothing stands out. Will see if I can debug it

[Andre Webster]

I had to change the regular expression so that it worked for Bitbucket Server, it couldn't match any of the hosts it evaluated - no idea if this causes an issue with the bitbucket.org lookup.

public async findRemoteHost(): Promise<Host> {
    const remotes = await this.getRemoteList();
    const hosts = bitbucketHosts();

    for (const host of hosts) {
      const pattern = new RegExp(`(\\w+)\\s+(?:http(s)?)[:]\\/{2}(?:([\\w\\._]+)@)?(${escapeStringRegexp(host.gitHost)})\\/([\\w._]+(?:\\/[\\w._]+)+)(?:\\.git)(?:\\s+\\((.+)\\))?`);

      for (const remote of remotes) {
        const matches = pattern.exec(remote);
        if (matches) {
          const config: HostConfig = {
            name: matches[4],
            gitHost: host.gitHost,
            webHost: host.webHost,
            repo: matches[5]
          };
          switch (host.type) {
            case 'bitbucket':
              return new BitbucketHost(config);
            case 'bitbucket-server':
              return new BitbucketServerHost(config);
            default: throw new CodeBucketError(`Unknown host type: ${host.type}`);
          }
        }
      }
    }

    const candidates = hosts.map(host => host.gitHost).join(' | ');
    throw new CodeBucketError(`Unable to find a remote matching: ${candidates}`);
  }

[Jakub Pawlinski]

tried to apply your fix ,but failed :( my settings are:

    "codebucket.bitbucketServerHosts": [{
        "webHost": "https://stash.company.com",
        "gitHost": "http://stash.company.com:7990"
    }],

I'm pretty new to .js so it maybe my fault entirely. hope @pstreule can act on this

[Patrick Streule]

Apologies for my inactivity here, I did not have much spare time lately. I'll take a closer look on the weekend and hope to push a fix then.