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Hey @Amit Gupta Native, automatic project‑level discovery of config.yml / MCP config is on our radar, but we don’t have a committed release date yet, so I can't share any specifics on the ETA. If you’re happy to share a bit more detail about your setup (for example: different MCP servers per repo, different Atlassian sites…
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Hey @Valentina Mannara Yes – Rovo Dev is powered by Atlassian’s Teamwork Graph, so it can use organizational context across your Atlassian tools (Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, Compass, etc.) regardless of whether your code is in GitHub or Bitbucket. * For GitHub, Rovo Dev connects via an app/integration so it can understand…
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Hey @Valentina Mannara Rovo Dev is not limited to Bitbucket Cloud only! Today we explicitly support: * Bitbucket Cloud * GitHub These are the two providers where we currently have native, productionzed integrations (e.g., PR review, branch/PR operations, repo indexing). Teamwork Graph context: Access to Atlassian context…
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Hey @Ash McConnell There was a similar question on the Rovo Dev's community space you might find useful: https://community.atlassian.com/forums/Rovo-for-Software-Teams-Beta/When-Rovo-CLI-tool-is-running-multiline-cat-it-requires/td-p/3142127 Also, please use the Rovo Dev's community space for all Rovo Dev questions in the…
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Hey @ihsan You can have Rovo Dev as a solo developer. You do not need to be part of a team to use it. The product is available for individual use, and many features (like code review, code generation, and automation) work perfectly for solo workflows. You only really need: - an email address - an Atlassian cloud site…
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Hey @Florian Schatz While we were in Beta, we had a token based system, but after launching Rovo Dev in General Availability we switched to a credit based system. Your assumption isn't accurate. The Rovo Dev Standard plan gives each developer 2,000 Rovo Dev credits per month, which typically covers 20–75 code reviews or…
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Ciao @Boostar Srl Si, puoi, i crediti Rovo Dev vengono assegnati per utente, per sito. Quando assegni un utente a Rovo Dev Standard, quell'utente specifico riceve 2.000 crediti al mese. In qualita di amministratore, e sufficiente assegnare Rovo Dev Standard all'utente richiedente in Atlassian Administration in App…
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Hey @Simon Hale and @Lee Lo ! I actually have some updates for you both! The team has worked on the fix for the Ctrl+C behaviour already. That version is currently only rolled out internally but we'll be rolling out to production soon! Keep an eye out for a new version (0.13.9) Jov
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@carl if you happen to have any questions around Rovo Dev, feel free to reach out on our community space: https://community.atlassian.com/forums/Rovo-Dev/gh-p/rovo-dev-ai-agents We also share stories of the internal use cases there on how engineers in house use it :)
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Hey @Gleb Rubanskyi We appreciate you sharing all the feedback! Along with your other post, this one is also picked up by the team and they'll be working on prioritising the changes required.
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Hey @Gleb Rubanskyi ! Thank you for sharing this feedback with us! The team has pulled in all the recent feedback and they're looking at prioritising it!
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Hi @Simon Hale Thank you for sharing this feedback with us! The team pulled all this together and they're looking into prioritising it!
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Hey @Toni Lahnalampi A couple of important constraints that aren’t very obvious in the docs: * Only the pull request author can manually trigger Rovo Dev on a PR In Bitbucket, the “Review code / Analyze code” action is limited to the author of that pull request. If another user (even an admin or reviewer) opens the same PR…
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Hey @Sachin Gupta :) It sounds like Rovo is still not enabled on your cloud site. Have you tried checking Atlassian apps to see if Rovo is added to the list of apps you have on your cloud site? For this you definitely need admin access. Head to Admin settings again (I enter it through User Management option when I click on…
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Hey @Palo Otčenáš At the moment, the Rovo Dev CLI does not support linking or importing an external .md file for the additionalSystemPrompt in the config. The prompt must be entered directly as a single string in the config file. This means that if you paste multi-line text, it will be saved as one long string, which can…
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Hey @Sanan Ne ! That error in Rovo Dev CLI with Sonnet 4.5 is usually caused by authentication, network, or temporary backend issues. There's also a chance your API token expired? Try to re-authenticate with Rovo Dev by running acli rovodev auth login? Let me know if that helped!
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Hey @Palo Otčenáš ! RovoDev CLI prompts for every line when using multiline cat commands (like with heredocs) as a security measure, this ensures you explicitly approve each line being written to a file. There isn’t a config option to disable this prompt for multiline input; it’s intentional for auditability and safety.…
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Hi @Stephen Musgrave My apologies for getting back to you so late! And I'm sorry you're experiencing this! We've had many of our teammates on leave after Team Europe concluded 2 weeks ago! I checked with the team on this, and they're already on it! We'll reach out to you when we have more info on the resolution! Jov
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Hey @Krisztián Balla Thank you for sharing this insight and your configuration! You’ve highlighted a best practice that’s often overlooked, especially by developers new to React or component-based UI design. Your configuration and examples are spot-on. Always name event callback props from the component’s perspective.…
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Hey @tom td Sorry for such a late response! This typically happens when the Rovo Dev CLI (or its embedded Python) expects a newer version of macOS than the one currently running on your device. There is a system library incompatibility. The latest Rovo Dev CLI releases require macOS 12 (Monterey) or later. Let me know if…
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Thank you for jumping in @Ash McConnell to help out @chintan_patel ! Apologies for getting back to this so late! Sorry you’re running into this issue! The error “Model Request Error - Failed to generate an LLM response” can be caused by several things: * Backend issues or outages – Sometimes this error is due to a…
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Hey @DG Hub Can you try upgrading to the latest version, the team had made a few releases since last week with some improvements.
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Hey @Paweł Ruta @Stephen Butterfill The team is still working on a few more fixes, and it seems that not everyone is affected. I'll update this thread when I hear back on the full cause of the issue! I do apologise to everyone! I understand this is frustrating!
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hey @S Team is still working on a few more fixes, and it seems that not everyone is affected. I'll update this thread when I hear back on the full cause of the issue! I do apologise to everyone! I understand this is frustrating!
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hey @Tom Wilczynski The team released a fix today and that should have been rolled out to everyone by now! can you give that an update and retry please?
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hey @Nam Nguyễn hoài @Brian Hu The team released a fix and that should have been fully rolled out to everyone by now! Can you give it another update and retry?
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hey @Tom Wilczynski can I please get you to update both your ACLI & Rovo Dev? ACLI should be on 1.3.4-stable version and Rovo Dev should be on 0.11.24 Hopefully that solves it for you! Jov
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Hey team! @Paweł Ruta @rmoriz @nankawa chie @Brian Hu @Stephen Butterfill I am really sorry you've been experiencing this issue!! We had some members have the same issue yesterday as well.. Can I please ask you to update to the latest version of ACLI and the Rovo Dev? ACLI should be `1.3.4-stable` and Rovo Dev should be…
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Hey everyone! @S @1097374154 @Yixin Zhang @Nam Nguyễn hoài @xzcr The team has just released a new version: <strong data-stringify-type="bold">0.11</strong>.<strong data-stringify-type="bold">24</strong> Can you upgrade and try again please?
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Hey @S No, it's not related! The team has just released a new version: <strong data-stringify-type="bold">0.11</strong>.<strong data-stringify-type="bold">24</strong> Can you upgrade and try again please?