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Thank you for that information. I've yet to fully learn all the technology used in our lifecycle but that is what I'm trying to do more of with this project (in addition to a proposal). You've been me a little extra insight I haven't gotten internally yet. We do use Argo CD. I've actually used it to the see the status of Kubernetes but I didn't realize it talked directly to git. Being that I can't afford my own license for Argo CD and it isn't free I'll focus on seeing if I can come up with a plan to manage updating the yaml files and git with BuildMaster.

As far as my original post I think you have helped me post a more succinct question. Once I get my yaml file updating in a specific directory would I use the Kubernetes plugin to have it run the command to reload the yaml or would I need to do my own manual powershell call to do that?

I'm trying to get a deployment going using Docker and Kubernetes. I have very little experience with those 2 technologies and even less when doing so with BuildMaster. So far I have successfully created an image and posted it to the image store in Pro Get. I've also got a yaml file which loads the image via Kubernetes. My next step is to have a build step that does that for me instead of having to update the yaml file manually. I have the Kubernetes extension installed but I only see 2 commands and I haven't been able to find documentation even with the ? icon on one of the commands. I was hoping someone could help me connect the dots. I'm assuming it might involve a step of me updating the yaml file from a script before running the Kubernetes command but I'm not sure.

Hi @stevedennis ,
Thank you for the response. I tried the curl you mentioned and it actually prompts me for a host password for user. Of course entering this in doesn't help. I even had an admin check and see if HTTP(s) SCM hosting is enabled on our server, and it is. We do have an older version of Bitbucket Server and here soon we are supposed to be migrating to a new one. If I don't figure this out before then I will be curious if the new server makes a difference. I haven't see anything about what versions you do or don't support.

Thank you,
Brandon

I'm trying to set up a demo of your software to show to my company. I've used your software for years but in the past I've used GitHub. Now I'm trying to use a Bitbucket Server and it is getting a 401 when trying to access the repository.

Before I go any further I'm using 2025.5 (Build 14).

When I first set it up I used the standard bitbucket path. The dropdowns worked beautifully to pick the repository in question but when it tried to clone it got a 401 error. After browsing your forums I tried setting up a generic git repository and I get the same result when it tries to clone. I'm hoping someone can either provide more information (like are are there version limitations on support) or give me some idea of how I can troubleshoot further. I'd hate for the company to miss out on this great product for something like this.