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Hi @Jimmy.Diep It's not a webhook but a build status (AKA commit status) API. https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/bitbucket/rest/api-group-commit-statuses/#api-repositories-workspace-repo-slug-commit-commit-statuses-build-post Bitbucket's own CI/CD tool, Pipelines, also uses this API to create these statuses. I'm not…

@rubydesign Looks like the powerup was removed as well :/ https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Trello-articles/ANNOUNCEMENT-Sunsetting-Trello-s-Bitbucket-Power-Up/ba-p/2080694

It was removed. More details on this community post. https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bitbucket-articles/Deprecating-Trello-in-Bitbucket/ba-p/1857062 The Trello tab within a Bitbucket repository page was removed, but the Trello power-up for Bitbucket remains unchanged. The Bitbucket experience within Trello should be the…

No. The migration assistant is heavily coupled with Bitbucket Server at the moment. Scripts would be the way to do it. You might investigate doing a repo transfer: https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/transfer-repository-ownership/ While this cannot be done in bulk, it could potentially preserve most of the…

Also @Frida Weber if you still have the link for the documentation you used, could you please provide it so we may update, thanks!

You can find "Compare" in the "..." menu for each branch on the branches page. The URL that it takes you to is /<workspace>/<repo>/branches/compare/<branch1>%0D<branch-2>

This is currently broken. Hopefully it gets fixed soon! https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BCLOUD-20515

Requesting in your browser works because it is likely using your session cookie to authenticate. For API authentication, here are some ideas of what to check. 1. Definitely use api.bitbucket.org/2.0/... 2. The app password needs your username still, it is not a bearer token. e.g. you need to use curl -u…

Unfortunately this is really reliant on the app developer to not use/store names of workspaces or to have a mechanism to update those. Is there a particular integration that you noticed this on?

You can go to the compare page like this one: https://bitbucket.org/atlassian/atlaskit-mk-2/branches/compare You can find the link to this in the "kebab" menu (the three dots) on the repository main page. It's the option that says "Compare branches or tags"

It looks to be that issue I'm afraid. All that said, seeing our screenshot reminds me, perhaps you don't need to enable development mode. Can you try going to Jira under Atlassian integrations and see if you can connect to a Jira instance there?

It could be that you're not an admin. Tell me what settings pages are you able to see?

Here is the direct link: https://bitbucket.org/<your_workspace>/workspace/settings/addon-management Just replace "<your_workspace>" with your workspace slug.

Do you have more information about Atlas bot and which type of authentication it uses? Typically apps request certain scopes which you can approve or reject wholesale. You cannot pick and choose which scopes you give them (only you can choose whether or not to install the application). That said, some apps might work with…

Go to you Workspace settings > "Installed Apps" > Look to the bottom of the page and see "Enable development mode"

FWIW this link exists on Bitbucket Cloud. Sorry I don't know about server.

A not 100% sure what's going on and need more information. Do you have a link for to the Altium instructions for setting this up that you could share? (First time I'm hearing of this product) Also, I suspect that the issue is that you can no longer user your "main" password to do anything git or API-related. Your "main"…

I don't do April fools pranks myself but I do enjoy some of the ones that tech companies do. Usually it's in the form of some fake product launch. Atlassian has done several of those over the years. My guess is that it wasn't a popular year for April Fools since it fell on a weekend this year. Here are some favorites from…

For future reference, here is a direct link for creating a new repository: https://bitbucket.org/repo/create

Hey @NickP I just happened on this issue and the reason it wasn't working was because of the slash in the branch name. There's a public issue for it here with a ton more information about why it exists, some workarounds and some possible long term fixes. https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BCLOUD-9969

Can you go into more details about what "work" means? Is it that none of the markdown is rendering whatsoever or that some of it is rendering but it's incorrect or not 100%. It sounds like you're saying it's the former (not rendering at all). If that's the case I'm not sure what all the exact filenames Bitbucket will check…

If you're looking for a mercurial repository that was public, all the public repos were archived by Software Heritage https://bitbucket-archive.softwareheritage.org/

I don't have first hand knowledge of this app, I only know if it's existence, but I would checkout this Atlassian marketplace application. It's called "Awesome Graphs" https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1210934/awesome-graphs-for-bitbucket

@[deleted] please accept this answer if it helps you :)

It's a bit confusing... to host a public site the workspace name essentially needs to be a part of the repository name :) If my workspace slug (what you see in the URL) is "foo" then I need to create a repository with the exact name "foo.bitbucket.io". It looks like a URL and it is a URL but the same string of text is also…

From what I gather the difference is a private workspace won't show any public directory of public repositories. I think this is a very oft-forgotten feature of Bitbucket but if you go to bitbucket.org/<workspace> in an incognito window (e.g. you're an unauthenticated member of the general public) then Bitbucket will…

In the task "card" within the right sidebar of the pull request, you should be able to add new tasks there. The won't be associated with a comment or a line and will only be associated with the pull request.

Access to repos is not changing. But you may in fact need to make a (quite simple IMO) change if you don't want any interruption and you're free to make that change now. Say you're using curl to access the API. Instead of doing this: curl -u my-username:my-password https://api.bitbucket.org/2.0/my-username/repositories…

This isn't possible to do via the API, unfortunately.