Automated testing in Bitbucket Pipelines
QAShift tests are standard Playwright, so they run in Bitbucket Pipelines on every pull request with the same setup as any Playwright project.
Teams on the Atlassian stack can keep their workflow intact. Tests live in your Bitbucket repository, a pipeline step runs them and failed journeys are filed in Jira on managed plans.
There is nothing proprietary to install in the pipeline beyond Playwright itself.
How it works with Bitbucket Pipelines
- 1
Generate tests
QAShift writes Playwright tests and commits them to your repository.
- 2
Add a pipeline step
A step in bitbucket-pipelines.yml runs the suite on pull requests.
- 3
Keep evidence
Reports and traces are saved as pipeline artifacts.
- 4
Route bugs to Jira
On managed plans, verified bugs are filed in Jira with evidence.
What you get
- Runs on pull requests
- Pipeline artifacts for failures
- Pairs with Jira bug filing
- No per-run fees from QAShift
Frequently asked questions
Are runs in Bitbucket Pipelines limited?
No. Tests run on your own Bitbucket Pipelines runners, so runs are unlimited on every QAShift plan, including Free.
Do the tests need a special runner or plugin?
No. Tests are standard Playwright, so they run with the usual Node and Playwright setup used by any project.
Can failures block a merge?
Yes. The test job reports a status check, and on paid plans flaky failures are classified so only verified failures block.
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