This topic outlines all the necessary steps to set up a custom code development environment (Bitbucket repository). Both the Conga team and customer admin are involved in this process.

Provide the following information to your Conga support representative, who will log an IT ticket for a custom code environment setup:

  • Customer Name: Your company account name that is provisioned with the Conga Platform.
  • Project Name: The Conga team uses this name to create a Bitbucket repository.
  • Repository Name: The Conga team uses this name to create a Bitbucket repository.
  • Repository Information (Owner Name and Email Address): The name and email address of the administrator who will own the Bitbucket repository.

The Conga IT team sets up the Bitbucket repository, which includes the initial folder structure for custom code development and manifest and script files for the CI pipeline. To learn more about the default folder structure, see Repository Folder Structure.

Once the repository is available for development, the repository owner can create the necessary branches and clone the repository to a local machine for custom code development. The repository owner can also share access with team members who will develop custom code.