| This is my first experience with Jenkins, so I am fairly sure the fault should be mine at some point, but after some discussion on freenode I believe there is a chance this is a bug and not my direct fault. Let me know either way. I am trying to follow the guide here: https://jenkins.io/blog/2019/01/07/webhook-firewalls/ , which describes how to use smee to allow connections from outside of a firewalled environment. My university lab has a Bitbucket repository for a project, so I used the "Bitbucket plugin" to enable a rebuild on push. I ran smee in a live terminal and pushed a small commit to test. I got the log output (500 error page) from smee (I have attached it below). I have tried to read the trace but there are a few exceptions and it is difficult to figure out which one if the main issue. There may be some way to make a mock Bitbucket webhook payload too in order to test this more easily, but I am not sure how to start with that. Let me know if there is any other info I can provide to help! |