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Stash Export tool

Configuration

Copy and rename .env.example to .env. Inside of this .env populate the environment variables.

Description of Environment Variables that Could be Confusing

  • STASH_SSH_KEY_PATH="~/.ssh/"

Any env var that has *_SSH_KEY_PATH should be set to the path of the ssh key form the users home directory. Your key path for Stash and BitBucket might be the same and that's just fine.

  • BITBUCKET_SSH_CONFIG_HOSTNAME="puppies"

Any env var that has *_SSH_CONFIG_HOSTNAME should be set to the host name from your ~/.ssh/config

Example of inside of ~/.ssh/config

Host puppies
    User git
    Port 9091
    HostName bitbucket.server.hello.com
    IdentityFile ~/.ssh/puppiesGit
  • BITBUCKET_DEFAULT_GROUP=""

Check your bitbucket server for a group that you would like to set as the project and repository default group.

  • BITBUCKET_DEFAULT_USER=""

This user should be in the users list in setting in your bitBucket server.

  • BITBUCKET_DEFAULT_PERMISSION="admin"

Three permissions levels available are read, write, and admin. This will set the permission on project level and repository level.

Versions

  • Python 2.7.13

PIP Packages

Developed with the following packages

  • stashy==0.3
  • urllib3==1.22
  • requests==2.18.4
  • GitPython==2.1.8
  • python-dotenv==0.7.1

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