I want to be able to restrict access to our bitbucket repos, but without having to update the list every Wednesday (Microsoft releases a list of IPs every week which you need to feed into your bitbucket settings in order to whitelist your builds).
I've spun up a privately hosted Azure VM and installed a number of build agents on the machine. I've whitelisted the VM's public IP in our bitbucket account... however the builds are still failing with the error below.
The pipeline is not valid. Couldn't get latest source version for Bitbucket repo templumdigital/authservice, ref refs/heads/develop. Error: To access this repository, an admin must whitelist your IP.
I can, however, ssh into the VM and manually clone a repo so, it seems, despite privately hosting our builds the pipeline is still somehow using an MS IP address.
Does anyone know of a way to force an Azure DevOps pipeline to make a git call, in the "get sources" task, from a privately hosted VM?
