How to invoke Plesk Git extension webhook via cURL from Bitbucket Pipelines?











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Unfortunately, Bitbucket doesn't support per-branch webhooks and won't support them in the near future (https://bitbucket.org/site/master/issues/11728/trigger-webhook-only-for-push-to-specific).



So I thought I maybe could write a simple bitbucket-pipelines.yml which calls the corresponding webhook:



pipelines:

  branches:

    staging:

      - step:

          script:

            - curl $WEBHOOK_STAGING

    master:

      - step:

          script:

            - curl $WEBHOOK_PRODUCTION


Simply requesting the webhook, doesn't seem to trigger a git pull within Plesk, so I'm assuming that I need to add a payload.



Question: What do I need to send to the Plesk webhook in order to perform a pull?






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    Unfortunately, Bitbucket doesn't support per-branch webhooks and won't support them in the near future (https://bitbucket.org/site/master/issues/11728/trigger-webhook-only-for-push-to-specific).



    So I thought I maybe could write a simple bitbucket-pipelines.yml which calls the corresponding webhook:



    pipelines:
    
  branches:
    
    staging:
    
      - step:
    
          script:
    
            - curl $WEBHOOK_STAGING
    
    master:
    
      - step:
    
          script:
    
            - curl $WEBHOOK_PRODUCTION


    Simply requesting the webhook, doesn't seem to trigger a git pull within Plesk, so I'm assuming that I need to add a payload.



    Question: What do I need to send to the Plesk webhook in order to perform a pull?






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      Unfortunately, Bitbucket doesn't support per-branch webhooks and won't support them in the near future (https://bitbucket.org/site/master/issues/11728/trigger-webhook-only-for-push-to-specific).



      So I thought I maybe could write a simple bitbucket-pipelines.yml which calls the corresponding webhook:



      pipelines:
      
  branches:
      
    staging:
      
      - step:
      
          script:
      
            - curl $WEBHOOK_STAGING
      
    master:
      
      - step:
      
          script:
      
            - curl $WEBHOOK_PRODUCTION


      Simply requesting the webhook, doesn't seem to trigger a git pull within Plesk, so I'm assuming that I need to add a payload.



      Question: What do I need to send to the Plesk webhook in order to perform a pull?






      git bitbucket plesk bitbucket-pipelines







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      Unfortunately, Bitbucket doesn't support per-branch webhooks and won't support them in the near future (https://bitbucket.org/site/master/issues/11728/trigger-webhook-only-for-push-to-specific).



      So I thought I maybe could write a simple bitbucket-pipelines.yml which calls the corresponding webhook:



      pipelines:
      
  branches:
      
    staging:
      
      - step:
      
          script:
      
            - curl $WEBHOOK_STAGING
      
    master:
      
      - step:
      
          script:
      
            - curl $WEBHOOK_PRODUCTION


      Simply requesting the webhook, doesn't seem to trigger a git pull within Plesk, so I'm assuming that I need to add a payload.



      Question: What do I need to send to the Plesk webhook in order to perform a pull?






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          Webhooks are done via a POST request instead of a GET request, so you will have to pass the argument -X POST to curl in order to send the request to your webhook correctly.



          So your curl statement would look like this:



          curl -X POST $WEBHOOK_PRODUCTION





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          Webhooks are done via a POST request instead of a GET request, so you will have to pass the argument -X POST to curl in order to send the request to your webhook correctly.



          So your curl statement would look like this:



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          Webhooks are done via a POST request instead of a GET request, so you will have to pass the argument -X POST to curl in order to send the request to your webhook correctly.



          So your curl statement would look like this:



          curl -X POST $WEBHOOK_PRODUCTION





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          Webhooks are done via a POST request instead of a GET request, so you will have to pass the argument -X POST to curl in order to send the request to your webhook correctly.



          So your curl statement would look like this:



          curl -X POST $WEBHOOK_PRODUCTION





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          Webhooks are done via a POST request instead of a GET request, so you will have to pass the argument -X POST to curl in order to send the request to your webhook correctly.



          So your curl statement would look like this:



          curl -X POST $WEBHOOK_PRODUCTION






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