How to include credentials using bitbucket webhooks?

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To include credentials using Bitbucket webhooks, you need to configure the webhook to send a request that includes the necessary credentials. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to include credentials using Bitbucket webhooks:

1. Generate an API key or token from the service you want to authenticate with. This could be a username and password, API key, OAuth token, etc.
2. Create a webhook in Bitbucket by navigating to your repository, clicking on Settings, and selecting Webhooks from the left sidebar.
3. Click on the "Add webhook" button, and enter the Payload URL for the webhook. This is the URL that will receive the webhook request.
4. Modify the webhook URL to include the credentials required for authentication. This can be done by adding the credentials to the URL as query parameters, or by including them in the request body or header.
5. Save the webhook settings and test the webhook by triggering an event in your repository, such as pushing a new commit.

By following these steps, you can include credentials using Bitbucket webhooks to authenticate your requests and ensure secure communication with external services.