Uladzislava Kastsitsyna [Stiltsoft] Atlassian Partner

Hi @Brant Schroeder, Thank you! We are so glad to hear that you appreciate the solution we offer. 

Hi Justin, I am glad to hear that you like our solution. We also understand that purchasing an app might not be possible for every team. It seems that one workaround has already been suggested here. Still, if you ever decide to proceed with the REST API specifically, you can always generate a free trial for Awesome Graphs…

Hi Justin, Are solutions that involve apps up for your consideration? It is possible to get the age of a pull request with the REST API provided by the Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket app. Pull request data that you can get with Export to CSV and Awesome Graphs REST API contains the information on the creation date for each…

Hi David, I am Vlada from Stiltsoft. It sounds like you are asking about the functionality of our app Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket. At the moment, we offer 2 versions of our app for Bitbucket Cloud and Bitbucket Data Center, respectively. Unfortunately, at the moment Created vs. Merged Pull Request report is only available…

Hi Adam, Are you looking to get a number of comments made by a certain user? If that's the case, I invite you to take a look at this article on PR comments analytics. It shows how to track comments made by contributors in Bitbucket. Best regards, Vlada

Hi Irina, I think that our app Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket could be helpful here! We offer a wide array of pull request metrics, including commenting and approval activity (Contributions Report). This information can be viewed on a project level. If you are looking to export data on the level of the whole instance,…

Hi, There are several available options. If you would like to track code review metrics in Bitbucket directly, you can use the Contributions report available with our app Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket. With this report, you can see how many comments developers make as part of the review process, how many comments they…

Hi, One way to achieve this is by using Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket. Our app provides REST API that allows you to export detailed pull request information. You can learn more about it here. Below is an example of an output you can get using our REST API: Let me know if you have any questions! Best regards, Uladzislava

Hi, Did you take a look at the app called Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket? Our app offers REST API that allows you to export raw data on commits, pull requests, and lines of code. Here is just one example of a possible output: Let me know if you have any questions! Best regards, Uladzislava

Hi @sangsub.kim I am Vlada from the Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket team and I wanted to share that Cycle Time information is now available in our REST API export. Here is an example of an output you can get: As you can see, besides total cycle time, it contains a breakdown into phases. It seems that Time to Resolve might be…

Hi, Consider taking a look at our app called Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket. We provide REST API that can help you fetch the lines of code for a certain project or repository. Here, for example, is a command that returns the number of commits and lines of code added/deleted in the specified repository:…

Hi, You can achieve this using Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket. Our app provides REST API that can help you export raw data about commits, lines of code, and pull requests. Here is an example of a curl command to retrieve the number of commits and lines of code added and deleted in all projects and repositories for the…

Hi @kompal.sithta I am Vlada from the Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket team and I wanted to share that the article you are reading refers to Bitbucket Data Center instances. You are using Cloud, right? Could you possibly describe your use case in more detail? I would love to record your request in our backlog for Cloud…

Hi @Rajendra Khalbadaniya Thank you for sharing your use case with us! We would like to learn more - are you open to scheduling a call with me? You can also contact me via email if you find it more convenient: ukastsitsyna@stiltsoft.com Best regards, Uladzislava

Hi Maksim, Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket can be helpful here. Our app enables you to export pull request data via REST API or directly into a CSV file. You can find a pull request export output example below: as you can see, it also contains the information on reviewers which you can use to create the target report. Please,…

Hi, Consider taking a look at Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket. Our app enables you to export commit data on different levels via REST API or directly to a CSV file. For example, here is how you can get a list of commits on a global level using REST API. Hope that it helps. Best regards, Uladzislava

Hi, You might be interested in using our app called TeamCity Integration for Jira. It allows you to view build information from TeamCity directly in Jira and quickly follow the link to a particular build to find needed artifacts in TeamCity. Best regards, Uladzislava

Hi, Our app called TeamCity Integration for Jira is now available on Cloud. It allows you to view build information from TeamCity directly in Jira! Let me know if you have any questions. Best regards, Uladzislava

Hi Pritam, I am Vlada from the Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket team. I wanted to share that our app allows you to track global commits for certain team members over time. We offer out-of-the-box reports to see insight on individual contributions, one of them is the Contributor Calendar, and provide a rest api endpoint with…

Hi, I think the Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket app may be of help here. It allows viewing pull request metrics in a series of graphs and reports. You can check this article or documentation to see if these metrics suit you. Kind regards, Uladzislava

Hi Daniela, I think the Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket app may be of help here. It allows viewing pull request statistics in a series of graphs and reports. Apart from this, it enables the export of pull request data into a CSV file containing details such as the date the PR was created and last updated, its current status,…

Hi John, Another way to get the list of pull request reviewers is by using the Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket app. It enables exporting pull request data, including reviewers' names, into a CSV file or via REST API at different levels: global, project, repository, or user. Kind regards, Uladzislava

Hi! One of the ways to get all the PR's based on a username is by using the app called Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket. It allows you to export commit or pull request data into a CSV file or via REST API on the global, project, repository, or user level. Kind regards, Uladzislava

 Hi @Elva Satria Yudha, I'm Vlada, a colleague of Irina. Could you please clarify what you mean by 25 rows? Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket allows you to export the list of all commits or pull requests during the selected period. You can get more details here. Kind regards, Uladzislava

Hi, One way to export the list of all pull requests with their data into a CSV file is by using the Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket app. You can get more details in this article. Kind regards, Uladzislava

Hi! My colleagues have written an article about finding user activity using the app called Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket. Hope it will help. Kind regards, Uladzislava

Hi Martin, One way to achieve that is by using the app called Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket. Our app allows you to view merged pull request statistics for all repositories in a project in a series of graphs and reports - for example, Pie Chart Report and Resolution Time Distribution Report. Together with visualized data you…

Hi, One way for you to do that is by using the app called Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket. Our app allows you to export pull request data directly into a CSV file. We also offer REST API export functionality. Best regards, Uladzislava

Hi Ashish, Since we at Awesome Graphs build an application for measuring developer activity in Bitbucket, this is the question that we keep asking all the time! Recently we discovered the SPACE framework that seems to offer a well-rounded approach to developer performance. Have you heard of it previously? My colleagues…

Hi @Ulrich Kuhnhardt _IzymesCo_ , We are glad that you enjoyed our video and appreciate you sharing this with us! Happy Apptoberfest! 🙌