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Cheryl Neil

How can I get a weekly report for management that lists all the updates (pushes) for each repository in our Bitbucket project? This report would identify the "committers" (i.e., who made the modification to each file), the filename (including directory path), the branch name, and commit message. I'm new to Bitbucket and Git, but looks like Bitbucket doesn't provide a CLI, it's "just" a GUI (so can't issue git log from it)? Thanks.

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Mikael Sandberg

Bitbucket out-of-the-box doesn't offer such report, so you would have to get that information using git shortlog. You may also want to contact the vendor for Awesome graphs and/or Charts & graphs and see if they have any plans on offer the apps on Cloud. I know from previous experience that Awesome Graphs can give you that report.

Cheryl Neil

Thank you, but I don't know how to enter a git command, such as git shortlog, while in Bitbucket Cloud. On my Windows PC, I can open a Command Prompt (CLI) window to issue git commands, but as you know they mostly operate on my local repository (except clone and push for example). I'm trying to issue a git log or git shortlog for my remote repository, i.e., Bitbucket Cloud repo. I don't see anywhere when I am in Bitbucket (in my web browser) to enter a git command, and I can't find Atlassian documentation telling me how to do this.

In the Command Prompt window, I tried providing one of my Bitbucket repo's URL in the line: "git shortlog URL" (where URL begins with "https:") but got "fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git". Git shortlog command format says I can provide a <path> but not a <repository>--I believe <path> means just a directory pathname (on my C drive), and not "https://".

Anastasia Voronova

Hi Cheryl,

I'm Anastasia from Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket.

What you're asking for is available with our app in its Top Committers Report. It gives information about all committers to a repository with commit hashes and lists of files modified in each commit. You may install the app on your workspace using this direct link.

Please, let me know if you need any assistance.

Mikael Sandberg

Git commands cannot be run in Bitbucket, you have to do that from your local machine.

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