Merge pull request #565 from zebrunner/develop

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docs/integration/scm.md

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 ### Configure required credentials
 
-After you register a repository a jenkins credential is generated with the format of `orgName-scmType-webhook-token`, this credential needs to be updated with a personal access token generated in your repository scm.
+After you register a repository a jenkins credential is generated with the format of `orgName-scmType-webhook-token`, these credentials must be updated with the `new-token`.
 > Note: this jenkins credentials are globally used for each repository of an organization registered in zebrunner.
 
-#### Github access token
-
-  * Follow steps 1-9 [here](https://docs.github.com/en/free-pro-team@latest/github/authenticating-to-github/creating-a-personal-access-token) to create your GitHub personal access token.
-  * Grant access for the following permissions: **repo and admin:repo_hook**.
-
-#### Gitlab access token
-  * Follow steps 1-7 [here](https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/profile/personal_access_tokens.html#creating-a-personal-access-token) to create your Gitlab personal access token.
-  * In step **5** select the **api, read_repository, write_repository** scopes.
-
-
-#### BitBucket Cloud token
-  * Open your terminal and run the following command ```echo -n username:password | base64``` where username and password are your BitBucket credentials, this will return a token encoded in base64.
-
-> Note: make sure to copy your token as your are going to need it in the **Configure Webhooks** and **Update Jenkins Credentials** sections.
-
 #### Update Jenkins Credentials
 
   * Go to **Jenkins > Manage Jenkins > Manage credentials**.
   * Find your `orgName-scmType-webhook-token` credential and click on the ID.
-  * Update the **Secret text** with your correspondent scm token.
+  * Update the **Secret text** with your `new-token`.
   * Click save.
 
 ### Configure Webhooks
 
 #### GitHub: Configure Webhook for Pushes and Pull Requests
   * Go to your **GitHub repository page > Settings > Webhooks > Add webhook**.
-  * Add `http://your-zebrunner-domain.com/jenkins/generic-webhook-trigger/invoke?token=github-token-here` into "Payload URL" field.
+  * Add `http://your-zebrunner-domain.com/jenkins/generic-webhook-trigger/invoke?token=<new-token>` into "Payload URL" field.
   * Select application/json in "Content Type" field.
   * Click **Let me select individual events** and select **Pushes, Pull Requests**.
   * Click **Add webhook**.
 
 #### Gitlab: Configure Webhook for Pushes and Pull Requests 
   * Go to your **Gitlab repository page > Settings > Webhooks**.
-  * Add `http://your-zebrunner-domain.com/jenkins/generic-webhook-trigger/invoke?token=gitlab-token-here` into "Payload URL" field.
+  * Add `http://your-zebrunner-domain.com/jenkins/generic-webhook-trigger/invoke?token=<new-token>` into "Payload URL" field.
   * "Secret Token" is empty field.
   * Select **Push and Merge Requests events**.
   * Click **Add webhook**.
 
 #### BitBucket Cloud: Configure Webhook for Pushes
   * Go to your **BitBucket repository page > Repository Settings > Webhooks > add webhook**.
-  * Enter `http://your-zebrunner-domain.com/jenkins/generic-webhook-trigger/invoke?token=bitbucket-token-here` into **URL** field.
+  * Enter `http://your-zebrunner-domain.com/jenkins/generic-webhook-trigger/invoke?token=<new-token>` into **URL** field.
   * Check that **Repository push** is selected.
   * Click **Save**.