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by stuff4ben 3678 days ago
I think that's where Bitbucket Pipelines comes into play. Their YAML file is similar in concept to TravisCI and others. Jenkins Pipeline has a jenkinsfile which is also similar in concept but is based on Groovy. While there's a learning curve for that, I would argue it's definitely more powerful.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/configure-bitbuck...

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I'm not so sure about that, first off the pipelines feature doesn't exist on Bitbucket Server and Atlassian recommends you use Bamboo there. Secondly, that doesn't help with managing secure access to production servers with potentially sensitive data. You'd just be moving from storing all the passwords/ssh keys in bamboo to storing them all in your version control system.