BitBucket Version

[Jeanette Dunn]

We in the process of SOC audit and I need to tell auditors current version of BitBucket as well as the version we were using starting 10/16/17.  How do I find this information?

[jredmond]

You've tagged this with "bitbucket-cloud" and "cloud", so I'm going to assume that you're using Bitbucket Cloud (bitbucket.org) instead of Bitbucket Server (the on-premise version, which has a different URL).

If that is correct, and all your repos are stored on bitbucket.org, then it should be enough to tell them that you use Bitbucket Cloud. There's no meaningful version number for Bitbucket Cloud like there is for self-hosted Bitbucket Server or Bitbucket Datacenter instances.

[Jeanette Dunn]

yes we are using Bitbucket Cloud.  They are looking to ensure that the functionality of BB hasn't changed from the period of 10/16/17 thru today.  The reason behind this is we showed them a demo of a process we do in BB to fulfill one of our SOC requirements and they need to be sure that any of the functionality we showed them today would not have been altered by any upgrades to our BB cloud version.  Strange request, I know but this is what I need to prove to them.

[jredmond]

That is a strange request, and unfortunately it isn't really one that's easy to fulfill. Bitbucket Cloud changes all the time, in multiple ways and for all users on the platform. This is part of the nature of cloud-based services.

That said, the "compliance" feature in the repo admin panel restricts a lot of the variations that you may introduce, and lots of features of Git and Mercurial are meant to be backwards-compatible with earlier Git/Hg versions. You may want to check with your auditors to see if that's sufficient for them. Otherwise, you may need to open a support ticket asking for specific details around the specific features they're asking about.