Kristy Atlassian Team

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  • Hi Jeremy, Can you please expand a bit on what your question is? Kristy
    in pull request url Comment by Kristy October 2016
  • Hi Alexey, The "disable" button on the analytics plugin settings page only prevents the analytics plugin from uploading data to Atlassian. We cannot guarantee that turning off a system plugin will not cause any failures, and Atlassian does not offer support if it does. Hope this helps, Kristy
    in How to disable /rest/analytics/1.0/publish/bulk? Comment by Kristy September 2016
  • Hi @Ingo-Stefan Schilling, If you are looking to download Bitbucket Server you can do so here: https://www.atlassian.com/software/bitbucket/download. If you are looking to download GitSense for Bitbucket Server, you can do so…
    in GitSense seems to be 'cool' but it is quite senseless... Comment by Kristy November 2016
  • Bitbucket Server (Stash) 4.7 is the first version to support Postgres 9.5. https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BitbucketServer047/Supported+platforms However, the most recent version of Bitbucket Server is 4.10.
    in Stash with unsupported PSQL Comment by Kristy October 2016
  • Hi @Akul Bhatnagar, For non Data Center users, we provision and start an Elasticsearch instance with the installer. Bitbucket needs a single URL for Elasticsearch - and for the case of non Data Center users the obvious choice is to install Elasticsearch alongside Bitbucket Server and point the url to localhost. For Data…
    in Is this an integrated feature or add-on ? Comment by Kristy June 2016
  • As Steve said, it will automatically setup elasticsearch when you run the upgrade installer.
    in Is this an integrated feature or add-on ? Comment by Kristy May 2016
  • Code search is an integrated feature with Bitbucket Server 4.6.0. For a normal instance, Elasticsearch is automatically installed and runs alongside your Bitbucket server to index changes to your code. So it should just work out of the box. For Data Center we require you to set up your own ES instance and configure…
    in Is this an integrated feature or add-on ? Comment by Kristy May 2016
  • This sounds like there is a problem with your search home directory. I would recommend opening a support ticket at http://support.atlassian.com/ so that Atlassian Support is able to do a more thorough investigation.
    in how to prevent GBs of log files Comment by Kristy June 2016
  • Could you please post some details about what is in your logs? The log errors could be because you haven't set up an Elastic search instance. In Bitbucket Server 4.6, the code search feature was released. This required a separate process (elasticsearch) to be started along with Bitbucket Server. Depending on how you…
    in how to prevent GBs of log files Comment by Kristy June 2016
  • When you install Bitbucket Server, you set up a BITBUCKET_HOME directory. In this directory there is a folder called shared/data which contains the git repositories. See https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucketserver/bitbucket-server-home-directory-776640890.html for more information.
    in where is code stored Comment by Kristy November 2016
  • The Bitbucket Server Supported Platforms page for 4.1.0 shows what DVCS are supported.
    in how to check supported git version for bitbucket server? Comment by Kristy May 2016
  • Hi Michael, What version did you upgrade from? If it was earlier than 4.6 then the elasticsearch instance would not have been running, so the upgrade wouldn't have "broken" it in that sense. Another thing that might impact it is whether you are running a datacenter instance of Bitbucket or not. The connection tester is…
    in Further ideas on 401 errors with elasticserarch Comment by Kristy September 2016
  • Hi Michael, I would recommend opening a support ticket at support.atlassian.com. From there you will be able to provide Atlassian with logs and properties files which will help to debug the problem. Kristy
    in Further ideas on 401 errors with elasticserarch Comment by Kristy August 2016
  • No, the Bitbucket Server importer only imports the git repository and its history. Since pull requests are not part of git, they do not get brought in. For more info, see https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BitbucketServer/Importing+code+from+an+existing+project#Importingcodefromanexistingproject-web
    in When I try to import a repository from one Bitbucket server to another, does it also imports the pull requests created in the same repository? Comment by Kristy October 2016
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