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Fisheye & bitbucket

Ean Houts1

We're looking to move to Atlassian tools for our organization and I'm looking at OnDemand vs Download. I've currently got all tools on Download and our developers really like Fisheye & Stash. If we host Fisheye ourselves can it be used with BItBucket ?

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rstephens

Hi Ean,

Yes, you can use FishEye/Crucible to index git and Mercurial repositories hosted on BitBucket.

I have written a repository synchronisation plugin to automatically add any new repositories created in your BitBucket account to Fisheye/Crucible, but you can manually add repositories as well.

Kind Regards,
Richard Stephens

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rstephens

Hi Ean,

Yes, you can use FishEye/Crucible to index git and Mercurial repositories hosted on BitBucket.

I have written a repository synchronisation plugin to automatically add any new repositories created in your BitBucket account to Fisheye/Crucible, but you can manually add repositories as well.

Kind Regards,
Richard Stephens

Ean Houts1

Thanks for the confirmation! I'll check out youre plugin as well.

benigni

Unfortunately your plugin is outdated for my version. Is it still possible? How one can do it manually, I mean the private repos?