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Hey! My team just started using gitpod. We are facing this issue: we open a ticket on Jira, and click on the linked Bitbucket PR. From there we expect to be able to start a workspace using the button added by the browser extension.
Problem is Gitpod hits us with a HTTPError: Not found.
Thanks for the report. Seems like we need to teach our contextURL resolver for bitbucket to deal with these UUIDs.
As it doesn't seem to be a blocker (a real annoyance, though!) I unfortunately can't give you a timeline for this atm as the team is busy with other developments
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Bug description
Hey! My team just started using gitpod. We are facing this issue: we open a ticket on Jira, and click on the linked Bitbucket PR. From there we expect to be able to start a workspace using the button added by the browser extension.
Problem is Gitpod hits us with a
HTTPError: Not found
.This seems to happen because Jira changes the repo name in the URL to some sort of UUID. So instead of having this kind of URL: https://bitbucket.org/org-name/repo-name/pull-requests/XX, we have https://bitbucket.org/org-name/%7some-uuid}/pull-requests/XX.
If we manually replace the UUID by the repo name in the URL, reload the page and then click the button it all works fine.
Steps to reproduce
Workspace affected
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Expected behavior
I would expect Gitpod to be able to handle both URL types and open a workspace.
Example repository
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Anything else?
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