Credentials of a project

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Step 1: Open the Credentials tab

In the project, open the Credentials tab. The tokens are grouped by provider: GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket. Each token shows its server, its account, the author of the commits, the status of its verification and when it expires.

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Step 2: Add a token

Click Add credential and pick the Kind: GitHub token, GitLab token or Bitbucket token. Type a Label and paste the token under Secret. After you click Add credential, the platform checks the token with the provider.

A GitLab or Bitbucket token also has a Server address: https://gitlab.com or https://bitbucket.org, or the address of your own server, such as https://gitlab.example.com or Bitbucket Data Center. A Bitbucket Cloud account API token also needs the Atlassian account e-mail. Under Signing changes you give the Name and the E-mail address the agent signs its commits with. GitLab reports them itself unless the account hides its e-mail address. Bitbucket does not, so always fill them in for its token.

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Step 3: Rename, replace or delete

The row menu renames the credential, replaces the secret once the token expires and asks for a verification. A token without a commit identity is marked No identity and has the button Set identity under its verification status. An agent with such a token does not start until you give it. You delete a credential once no repository or agent uses it.