Connect Bitbucket
If you haven't connected Bitbucket yet, you'll see a banner near the end of the Delivery step when creating your pipeline. Click Connect Bitbucket, and choose either Sign in with OAuth or Use a personal access token.

Authenticate with OAuth
- Select the account you would like to use with Supernova.
- You can now use this Bitbucket account to automate pull requests using pipelines.
Authenticate with PAT

- Once you click Use a personal access token, a dialog will open.
- Enter a name for the token, an optional server URL, and paste in your personal access token.
- Click Save.
- You can now use this Bitbucket account to automate pull requests using pipelines.
Use a custom server URL

If you would like to use a custom server URL instead of bitbucket.org:
- In the access token dialog, click the switch beside Custom server URL to Yes.
- You will then need to provide only the server URL and personal access token.
- Click Save.
- You can now use this Bitbucket account to automate pull requests using pipelines.
Select delivery destination
- When creating a pipeline, select Open Bitbucket pull request as the delivery method.
- Select where you would like to open the pull request. Choose the connection (OAuth or personal access token), a workspace, project, repository, branch and optionally a relative path.
- Click Create pipeline.
Configuration options
- Connection: The authentication method you would like to use for this hook (OAuth or personal access token)
- Workspace: Your Bitbucket workspace.
- Project: The Bitbucket project containing your repository.
- Repository: The Bitbucket repository.
- Branch: The branch where the pull request will be opened.
- Relative path: Path relative to the repository root to which code will be exported.