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Hi Sateesh, The in-line file editing has been added as part of Bitbucket Server 4.13 and is enabled by default and (see related release notes). If needed, the following configuration option can be added to the bitbucket.properties file to disable the inline file editing: feature.file.editor=false Cheers, Caterina -…
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Hi @erick, What @Yogesh Mude says is correct (thank you!). In addition to that, the syntax used in the example will only log the time (10 hours) and add a comment to the ticket. Is this what you are trying to achieve? In case you also want to transition the ticket, you'll need to specify the transition name:…
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Thanks @Remon Dijkstra (SystemAdmin) for confirming. Caterina
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Hi @Scott Suppan, Fisheye/Crucible only supports one single author. The authors in Crucible page (https://confluence.atlassian.com/crucible/authors-in-crucible-298977326.html) provides more context on the expected usage of this field: "The author is the person primarily responsible for acting on the outcomes of the review.…
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Hi @Remon Dijkstra (SystemAdmin), Based on the error, it looks like the jdbc driver is not available in the FISHEYE_INST/lib folder. Can you check the content of that folder? Are you sure that Fisheye was running on the internal (hsql) database? Such message usually indicates a missing MySQL driver. A faster option now…
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Hi @Ajay Madar, The connection details to the database are stored in the $BITBUCKET_HOME/shared/bitbucket.properties file. To updated them, you can edit the file directly while Bitbucket Server is be running. Bitbucket Server will then be reading these connection details at the next startup. You also need to make sure that…
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Hi @Andreas Scharf, Can you have a look at the Configuring the checkout URL guide and let us know if that helps? Cheers, Caterina - Atlassian
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No problem @markxsimu, Logs are located in the $BITBUCKET_HOME/log folder. You can always search in the filesystem for a file names atlassian-bitbucket.log to find the most recent one, the previous one will be in the same folder. Cheers, Caterina - Atlassian
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Hi @markxsimu, The Scaling Bitbucket Server guide is a good starting point (thank you @Mikael Sandberg). I would also recommend checking the logs for OutOfMemory errors and let us know which version of Bitbucket Server is currently installed. If Bitbucket Server is experiencing OutOfMemory exceptions, you can also review…
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Hi @Cong Hieu, The high level steps provided by @Yogesh Mude (thank you!) are valid. There is also a document from us with all the required details and some additional options based on the current setup. Here it is: - Migrating Bitbucket Server to another server Cheers, Caterina - Atlassian
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Hi @Reetesh Kumar, For similar customization, please refer to the Customizing FishEye and Crucible Look and Feel article. Cheers, Caterina - Atlassian
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Hi @Satish Chennoju, Stash 3.7.0 already reached its End of life and I would recommend upgrading to a newer version of Bitbucket Server. Please also check if the Jenkins version is still supported. If an upgrade is not an option, my suggestion would be to check the logs on both sides for error and/or warnings. Do you see…
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Hi @Jon Kruger, I see that the workarounds suggested in the bug report did not help addressing the issue, can you confirm if the pushed content is locally available after cloning the repository? Are there any errors in the logs (in the workstation performing the Git operation sor on the server) when the source code is…
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Hi @Julie Roggenbuck, Can you try the suggestion from this comment in this thread? We also have an article here that covers how to implement this configuration: - Unable to start Tomcat due to java.io.IOException Alias name not identifying a key entry Cheers, Caterina - Atlassian
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Hi @anisuzzaman, At this stage, it is not possible to allow a user to administer only a particular group. If you can share more details on the desired permission setup, we can try to help with alternatives. You could also have a look at the 4 Levels of Bitbucket Server Permissions page to learn about the permissions in…
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Hi @[deleted] It is currently not possible to import or migrate repositories with pull requests from a different Bitbucket Server (self-hosted) installation. We have on open feature request on this topic: - BSERV-4586 Although pull requests, permissions and settings in general cannot be imported, the Git repositories…
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Hi @Alex Comerford, Let me share one example that I've created based on this. I started with a test branch with some changes not on master, which is why it is showing as 2 commits ahead. Also test is behind master by 1 commit, in my case is because a pull request from another branch has been merged to master after the test…
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Hi @jayonsoftware, If you are using Bitbucket Server (self-hosted by your company), the "Iterative review" feature will help in this context. This feature allows you to check which commits have been pushed after the last time a user reviewed a pull request. The pull request iterative reviews provides more details on this…
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Hi @Rathan Kumar, It seems that you are using Bitbucket Server (self-hosted by your company). If that's the case, another option could be to upgrade to Bitbucket Server 5.10 (or higher) to take advantage of the improved notifications: - see Bitbucket Server 5.10 release notes for reference The pull request is merged is one…
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Hi @Rick Bross, I've just tried this in both Bitbucket Server (self-hosted using the most recent version) and the bitbucket.org (hosted by Atlassian) and it works for both platforms. This is how the lines look like in the two platforms. Bitbucket Server Note that I had to click on the "Show rendered" button to get the…
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Hi @vermilion_heather, In my tests, I can see that the response body is populated in the user interface. How exactly are you sending the response body? Do you have a screenshot to share where the "No content" is displayed? Cheers, Caterina - Atlassian
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Hi, The following resources contain useful suggestions for both file types: - for PDF files: PDF file comparison - for doc(x) files: Diff Microsoft Word (docx) documents Cheers, Caterina - Atlassian
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Hi, Another approach is to retrieve the list of licensed users using the method described on the How do I find which users count against my Bitbucket Server license? article. This list can then be compared with the full list of users retrieved using the /REST/API/1.0/ADMIN/USERS REST API endpoint (Bitbucket Server - REST).…
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Hi @Telis kaleas, The LoC for Git repositories is available in Fisheye since version 4.3.0. Is this not what you are looking for? Which version of Fisheye are you using? Cheers, Caterina - Atlassian
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Hi @maweeks, Can you let us know what is not possible to automate at the moment? Is it about adding the source code, in other words pushing the git repository? I see that you have been able to identify the REST API to perform various the initial creation and apply various configuration. Cheers, Caterina - Atlassian
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Hi @joker world, Are you using an SVN (Subversion) repository? If that's the case, you can find the Block Size option on the repository configuration page in Fisheye. The Subversion page covers the details of the Block Size configuration option and how changing it may impact memory usage and indexing times. Cheers,…
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Hi @Cole Adams, Did you already review the steps on the Restore a deleted repository for Bitbucket Server article? Since you have a backup, you want to use the Case #1 - recommended option. To answer your question, the best way to proceed is to create a new database via the user interface and restore the git repository…
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Hi @Jakub Mroz, Can you try following the steps on the Someone has already registered that SSH key article and let us know if they help? Cheers, Caterina - Atlassian
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Hi @Leena Bakshi, Great news about being able to connect using https. Have you tried following the steps on the Unable to Connect to SSL Services due to PKIX Path Building Failed article to address this? As a first step, let's try to verify the connectivity using the SSLPoke class available on the article. Cheers, Caterina…
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Hi @[deleted], Great! It is correct that there is no specific API to filter on project permissions. Have a look at this article as well (if you did not already): - How to report on permissions by querying the database Cheers, Caterina - Atlassian