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description: Each DevOps Center project has a corresponding project repository. By connecting the Bitbucket repo to DevOps Center, DevOps Center can interact with the repo to perform operations such as creating feature branches, creating change requests, and committing and merging changes to each pipeline branch (stage).
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# Connect the Bitbucket Repo in DevOps Center

Each DevOps Center project has a corresponding project repository. By connecting the Bitbucket repo to DevOps Center, DevOps Center can interact with the repo to perform operations such as creating feature branches, creating change requests, and committing and merging changes to each pipeline branch (stage).

1. Launch the DevOps Center app.
2. From the Lightning Experience menu, select **Source Control Systems**.
    
    ![Source Control Systems is the second entry in the Lightning Experience dropdown menu.](https://sf-zdocs-cdn-prod.zoominsoftware.com/tdta-platform-devops_center_setup-264-0-0-production-enus/4741b024-a514-4bcf-8f2f-9d308932d2de/devops_center_setup/images/lex-menu-scs.png)
3. Select **All** in the Source Control Systems list view.
4. Select **Bitbucket**.
5. Click **Connect Repository**.
    
    The first time you connect a Bitbucket repo, you’re prompted to grant access to Bitbucket, so DevOps Center can work with your Bitbucket account. After you go through the authentication process, DevOps Center can make changes on your behalf in your project’s repository.
    
    If you upgraded from a previous version of DevOps Center, it’s possible that the Connect Repository button is missing. [Add it to the page layout](https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=platform.devops_center_upgrade_update_vcs_layout.htm&release=264.0.0&type=5 "If you upgraded from a previous version of DevOps Center, the Connect Repository button doesn’t always show up in the Source Control System (VCS) page layout. This button is required when initially setting up a source control system vendor, such as Bitbucket.") to provide you the ability to connect to the repository.
6. In the Repository Path box, paste the Bitbucket repo URL, then click **Connect**.

Next: [Create the DevOps Center project associated with the Bitbucket repo](https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=platform.devops_center_bitbucket_create_project.htm&release=264.0.0&type=5 "After you connect the Bitbucket repository in DevOps Center, create the DevOps Center project associated with this source code repository to help you and your team manage changes for a particular application or customization.").