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by kannonboy 11y ago
Yep, specifically Bitbucket allows you to create tasks from comments. Bitbucket Server also (optionally) prevents the pull request from being merged until all tasks have been resolved.
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by kannonboy 11y ago
It varies a little bit on whether you're using the Cloud or Server variants of JIRA & Bitbucket. The blow-by-blow Cloud integration guide is here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jiracloud/getting-started-w...
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by kannonboy 11y ago
The general update in the issue description is the one I was referring to. The PMs do regularly review the open issues (and the roadmap) so please do add your comments/votes there! We're not anti-Hg, we just don't have a stro
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by kannonboy 11y ago
I think you may be on the wrong thread :)
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by kannonboy 11y ago
One of our PMs posted an update regarding the state of Hg in Bitbucket Server here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BSERV-2469
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by kannonboy 11y ago
Depending on your screen rez, the sidebar may be collapsed by default. Hit `[` (or click the `>>`) to pop it out to see descriptions alongside the icons.
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by kannonboy 11y ago
We do have a good sized "fusion" team focusing on product integration these days. Their mandate is to not only smooth out the integration process, but also to build some pretty kick-ass features on top of it. For example, between
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by kannonboy 11y ago
The design principles are an ideal that we're striving for, and while we're proud of the improvements that we've made over the last few years (seriously, look at JIRA 7 vs JIRA 4, 5, or 6) we're always looking for ways t
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by kannonboy 11y ago
Sadly not. There are a heap of keyboard shortcuts though (SHIFT-?).
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by kannonboy 11y ago
Ben (Bitbucket PM) has posted an update on the dashboard issue: > We're working on an update that will allow you to sort by last modified and generally make the dashboard more flexible. I'll post updates here as I have them. I
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by kannonboy 11y ago
Actually, they are versioned. Each snippet is backed by a git repo (or hg, you can choose at creation time). You can clone it to work on it locally too, and push back just like a regular repo. More info here: https://confluence.a
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Bitbucket secrets(developer.atlassian.com)
138 points by kannonboy 11y ago|44 comments
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by kannonboy 11y ago
Just a small clarification, both Bitbucket Cloud and Server have Projects[1] that allow you to organize related repositories together. [1]: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/projects-79249795...
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by kannonboy 11y ago
Sweet action! Depending on how far you want to go with the Bitbucket integration, you could potentially inject warnings on the commit, branch, and pull request pages using the Bitbucket Connect framework. One of our engineers wrote an add-o
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by kannonboy 11y ago
Bitbucket dev here, I am truly sorry to hear that Mike. I've been an Atlassian for almost a decade and "legendary support" has always been something that we've prided ourselves on, so it hurts to hear about your experien
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by kannonboy 11y ago
I hate to take impinge on your good nature, but you gave such good feedback to sytse I have to ask: what's getting in your way with Bitbucket? As a product company we're pretty focused on UX and spend a lot of time getting it righ
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by kannonboy 11y ago
Dev attached to the Bitbucket team here. While we love and support open source where we can, the vast majority of repositories on Bitbucket are private or public but maintained by a single organization. Our core focus is professional teams,
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by kannonboy 11y ago
I realize it was just an example, but in Bitbucket you can hit 'f' on the file view, type part of a filename, select it and hit blame. I'm a dev attached to the Bitbucket team and we're pretty proud of our design, and al
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by kannonboy 11y ago
Nice one! Looks very slick. I'm a dev attached to Bitbucket, I'm curious if you've seen the Bitbucket Connect framework: https://developer.atlassian.com/bitbucket/guides/getting-sta... The browser e
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The software engineer’s guide to asserting dominance in the workplace(medium.com)
10 points by kannonboy 11y ago|1 comments
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What your web front end can learn from Node.js(developer.atlassian.com)
3 points by kannonboy 11y ago|0 comments
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Building command line tools with Node.js(developer.atlassian.com)
3 points by kannonboy 11y ago|0 comments
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by kannonboy 11y ago
Thanks for posting your console logs. The game renders in an iframe - it's that second cloudfront request that's failing. Those ERR_BLOCKED_BY_CLIENT errors make me think an AdBlocker or similar is preventing it from loading? To w
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by kannonboy 11y ago
There's an article about how we built the game here: https://developer.atlassian.com/blog/2015/10/bitbucket-filev...
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Show HN: Run, Bucket, Run – Source code as a game(bitbucket.org)
13 points by kannonboy 11y ago|3 comments
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by kannonboy 11y ago
The fact that both Atlassian and GitHub intended to unveil their own almost identical competing solutions, both built in Go, in consecutive sessions at the Git Merge conference (without either being aware of the other) is pretty hilarious.
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by kannonboy 11y ago
I'm Tim, a dev at Atlassian. I just thought I'd chime in to let you know we are absolutely taking up the reins on SourceTree again! In fact, we're in the process of growing out our team. You can read a little more about it on
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Let's build a Bitbucket add-on [video](developer.atlassian.com)
1 points by kannonboy 11y ago|0 comments
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Open letter from an ignored test(developer.atlassian.com)
1 points by kannonboy 11y ago|0 comments
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A Git horror story: faking provenance with a loose nonce(developer.atlassian.com)
14 points by kannonboy 11y ago|0 comments

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