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curl -u username:password http://bitbucket-host/bitbucket/rest/awesome-graphs/latest/emails |
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curl -u username:password -G -d user=john http://bitbucket-host/bitbucket/rest/awesome-graphs/latest/emails |
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curl -u username:password -X PUT -G -d email=jsmith@example.com http://bitbucket-host/bitbucket/rest/awesome-graphs/latest/emails |
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curl -u username:password -X PUT -G -d user=john -d email=jsmith@example.com http://bitbucket-host/bitbucket/rest/awesome-graphs/latest/emails |
When you attempt to add an email address that is already used (by another Bitbucket user or already linked as an alias), you will see the response with display name and the link to the user profile of the current owner of this alias:
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{"name": "User", "link": "http://bitbucket-host/bitbucket/users/user"} |
Deleting aliases
Here is the curl command for deleting your own alias:
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curl -u username:password -X DELETE -G -d email=jsmith@example.com http://bitbucket-host/bitbucket/rest/awesome-graphs/latest/emails |
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curl -u username:password -X DELETE -G -d user=john -d email=jsmith@example.com http://bitbucket-host/bitbucket/rest/awesome-graphs/latest/emails |
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