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doc: added new chapter with title CI within Bitbucket 

the topic about using the Git server (Bitbucket or GitLab) for
user-space applications has driven me into that direction.
Unfortunately there is a lack of information and permission to
move on with this topic. Thus, I postponed it until I get some
news :-)

Signed-off-by: Marc Mattmüller <marc.mattmueller@netmodule.com>
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.. _ciInBitbucket:
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CI Pipelines withing Bitbucket
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Introduction
############
As mentioned in :ref:`ciUseCases` it makes more sense to develop user-space application test driven and use these unit
tests as indicator for merge/pull requests. NetModule used the CI capabilities for a library and small user-space
applications already within GitLab and Bitbucket provides a similar feature. Thus, this chapter shows the work of using
the Bitbucket CI feature for a specific project.
Getting Started
###############
So far I understood we would need to link Bitbucket and Jenkins. Therefore Jenkins needs an additional plugin:
* atlassian-bitbucket-server-integration
- `web docu <https://plugins.jenkins.io/atlassian-bitbucket-server-integration/>`_
.. note::
From the Jenkins plugin documentation I have found this:
Bitbucket Server 6.0 to 7.3 are also supported, but they're not recommended. This is because some plugin features
are not available when using these versions. Instead, we recommend using Bitbucket Server 7.4+. With 7.0+ you can
make use of pull request triggers for jobs. With 7.4+ you can set up an Application Link to have access to all
plugin features.
We would need to configure the plugin on Jenkins:
* Adding the Bitbucket instance details including a HTTP access token
At the current moment I am not sure about how to proceed. I have no admin permissions on the Jenkins instance I am using
on the HAC infrastructure and on Bitbucket I cannot see the pipeline setting maybe as well due to a lack of permissions.
Thus, I postpone this topic until I get some news :-)