Bitbucket JMESPath filter examples

An optional JMESPath filter can be configured when adding Bitbucket integration or repositories.

1. Contains (include)

{values: values[?contains(name, 'myrepo')]}

This is a filter based on the text in the repository name. It will list repositories with names that contain the word 'myrepo'. Do note that the declared string format is case-sensitive.

2. Starts with or ends with

{values: values[?starts_with(name, 'test') || ends_with(name, 'lab')]}

Lists repositories with names that starts with 'test' or ends with 'lab'.

3. Contains (exclude)

{values: values[?(!contains(name, 'firstword'))]}

{values: values[?(!contains(name, 'firstword')) || (!contains(name, 'secondword'))]}

1 – Lists repositories with names that either do not contain the word 'firstword'.

2 – Lists repositories with names that either do not contain the words ‘firstword’ OR ‘secondword’.

The !condition must be wrapped in a parenthesis so it won’t invert the whole expression.

4. Has repository name

{values: values[?(name == 'repo1name') || (name == 'repo2name')]}

Lists repositories with names 'repo1name' and 'repo2name'.

Git services that support JMESPath filters

• GitHub.com | GitHub Enterprise JMESPath filter examples

• GitLab.com | GitLab CE/EE JMESPath filter examples

• Microsoft | VSTS | TFS | Azure Repos JMESPath filter examples

• Bitbucket JMESPath filter examples (this page)