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bitbucket-ci-doctor

v0.1.1

Published

Audit bitbucket-pipelines.yml for cost, security, and reliability gaps. Sister project to ci-doctor and gitlab-ci-doctor.

Downloads

229

Readme

bitbucket-ci-doctor

Audit bitbucket-pipelines.yml for cost, security, and reliability gaps. Sister project to ci-doctor (GitHub Actions) and gitlab-ci-doctor (GitLab CI).

npx bitbucket-ci-doctor              # audit current repo
npx bitbucket-ci-doctor --markdown   # PR-comment friendly
npx bitbucket-ci-doctor --json       # machine-readable
npx bitbucket-ci-doctor --rules      # list checks
npx bitbucket-ci-doctor --demo       # smoke-test

Rules (8 in v0.1.0)

| ID | Severity | Category | Catches | | --------------------------- | -------- | -------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | image-no-pin | warn | security | Top-level or step image: uses a floating tag (node:22, :latest...) instead of a digest. | | missing-max-time | warn | cost | Steps without max-time: default to 120 minutes; runaway steps burn build minutes. | | expensive-size | warn | cost | size: 2x/4x/8x without an obvious heavy build in the script. | | missing-caches | warn | cost | Step installs deps (npm, pip, bundler, gradle...) without declaring the matching built-in cache. | | service-no-pin | warn | security | definitions.services.<name>.image not pinned to a digest. | | deployment-no-environment | warn | security | deployment: value is not test/staging/production - env protections may not apply. | | artifact-no-paths | info | cost | artifacts: declared without paths or with a wildcard catch-all. | | after-script-leaks | warn | security | after-script: contains env, printenv, set -x, or echo $... - secrets may leak to logs. |

Drop into a Bitbucket pipeline

image: node@sha256:1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef
pipelines:
  pull-requests:
    '**':
      - step:
          name: ci-doctor
          max-time: 5
          caches:
            - node
          script:
            - npx --yes bitbucket-ci-doctor --markdown > ci-doctor.md
            - cat ci-doctor.md
          artifacts:
            - ci-doctor.md

Same engine pattern, different YAML

The audit engine is intentionally tiny and focused on Bitbucket Pipelines' quirks (its YAML structure, build minute cost model, and built-in caches). Pair with ci-doctor and gitlab-ci-doctor if you ship across multiple CI vendors.

MIT.


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