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hi @HenryRawas Could you confirm: * Are you using Embedded Git or System Git in SourceTree? (Tools - Options - Git) * Is this happening with all Bitbucket repositories or only one? * Does the problem occur only after restarting SourceTree, or it happens while SourceTree remains open? Also, if could run these and share the…

hi @Harper_ Peter see relevant thread https://community.atlassian.com/forums/Sourcetree-questions/Setting-up-API-Token-with-SourceTree/qaq-p/3260075#M47478

thanks for sharing and I'm sure the migration was a success and happy/satisfied users. Using both the tools and any relevant keeps the momentum going. 

Hi @Arkadiusz Wroblewski @thank you for clarifying, much appreciated. Cheers 

hi @Gene Parilov Out of curiosity, what led you to migrate Bitbucket Issues into Jira? They solve different problems, so understanding the use case would be really helpful. Also, what migration approach did you use? Was it Marketplace app, or a custom script/? That context could help. 

@Stavros_Rougas_EasyApps and @Rob Hean great to see your well put thoughts and response. You both indeed had put well. Yes, having technical control and managing the contents is extremely important and it comes via practice and discipline. It will be great if Rovo agent does this: for example, moving and splitting the…

hi @Jeremiah Jenkins The best support you can get is raising a support ticket https://support.atlassian.com Question: does the automatic garbage collection runs?

hi @HenryRawas * check for any cached credentials - windows credentials manager - remove them * Verify the repository remote URL and confirm the remote is the expected HTTPS Bitbucket Cloud URL and hasn’t been configured with an old username/password or another credential source. * Check if Git credential manager is using…

hi @Kinga_Getint Nice read really valuable breakdown. The distinction between what migrates cleanly and what doesn't (especially around merge request threads and CI/CD context) is something a lot of teams only discover mid-migration, which is too late. The key takeaway for me is that this is as much a workflow design…

Thank you @Josh for the response. I'm aware of the attachment file from general configuration. I was more interested in per page limit. I'm more positive that this is coming as Confluence evolved in years.

Have you had chance to see the issue is? Curious to know 

hi @Natalia_Kovalchuk_SaaSJet_ This is great read. Thinking Jira optimisation is about improving performance but it’s actually about improving governance, usability, maintainability, security, and operational efficiency. From previous experience on Data Center, we had this approach * Audit the current Jira landscape (First…

hi @Chan_ Renee Rovo’s OCR capability and attachment handling are two different things. OCR allows Rovo to analyse an image and extract or summarise the text it contains. It doesn’t mean Rovo can automatically collect, download, or embed all image attachments from multiple Jira issues into a Confluence page. If your goal…

hi @Halina Cudakiewicz_Deviniti_ Great thread. The honest answer is that tool sprawl in ALM is isn't a technology problem and rarely happens by accident. It happens by decision. The friction vs. inconvenience distinction is simple. What actually belongs in Jira: requirements traceability, test-to-ticket coverage, and…

hi @Chris Kourpas I don’t believe Bitbucket currently supports an Approve on comment resolution workflow. However, see https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/review-code-in-a-pull-request/ where Bitbucket does support resolving pull request comment threads and using tasks/merge checks to ensure required items…

hi @Chris Kourpas Interesting perspective, but I would be cautious about automatically approving a PR when comments are resolved. The purpose of an approval is not only to confirm that comments have been addressed. it is also confirmation that the reviewer has validated the final state of the code. A resolved comment does…

hi @Sean Holmesby Interesting one. A few questions that might help narrow this down: * Is your Atlassian account managed by your employer (via Atlassian Guard), or are you just using your company’s SSO to authenticate? * When you see Enable two-step verification, is it asking you to enable Atlassian account 2SV, rather…

hi @Andy Gladstone The key question is whether the Guard Premium users are also being billed as part of the Guard Standard users. Under Atlassian’s licensing model, they shouldn’t be double-billed. Premium users should be licensed under Premium, while Standard billing should apply only to users not assigned Premium. Since…

Glad it helps, yes lets see what's in for Atlassian's strategy. On this note, Atlassian close competitors have well-defined CI/CD security recommendations, and both strongly discourage storing tokens directly in repositories, pipeline files, or source code. The preferred approach is to use platform’s built-in secret…

hi @Gabriel Roth In regulated environments, configuration drift is fundamentally a governance challenge, not just a technical one. Rely on controlled change processes, configuration baselines, periodic audits, and evidence-based approvals to maintain platform integrity. Large banks generally follow similar governance…

hi @Konrad I think the root cause is that 3LO isn’t really designed for unattended CI/CD workloads it’s built around delegated user authentication, so refresh token rotation is expected. A few approaches you can consider to work well: * Don’t use 3LO in CI unless you’re specifically testing the OAuth flow. If your E2E…

hi @Oleg Mastriukov just confirming, you had access before and now lost? * Did you try incognito window? safe browsing or different browser? * Have you tried clearing browser, cache and cookies? Did you do any import from different space where the permissions are restricted? Are you still organisation admin ?

@Vijendran Selvarajah _Sivect_ Excellent perspective. The article reframes collaboration from a human behaviour problem into a measurable business outcome. We spend considerable effort tracking deployment frequency, MTTR, lead time, and cycle time, yet the communication delays that influence those metrics often remain…

hi @Steve Gilliard Interesting question. Across the teams I’ve worked with, the biggest challenge usually isn’t deploying code, it’s coordinating people, dependencies, environments, and approvals across multiple teams. This resonates because, in my experience, it’s a visibility, coordination, and governance problem. Most…

hi @Daniel del Pozo Sánchez Welcome to the Atlassian world and the Community! 🎉 You’re in the right place, and it’s never too late to learn. The official learning paths are an excellent place to start: https://community.atlassian.com/learning I’d also recommend joining Community discussions, following the product release…

During the migration, nothing can be done. Because we used project configurator or Configuration manager which simply migrates from source to the target. The work was done either before or after the migration, depending on the project team request and requirements. it was phase by phase work. For example: * before…

You're not alone @Anna Wilson whether your a newbie or experienced Atlassian professional. Learning and seeing new things is exciting, surprising and even more. The most important thing is to keep exploring, keep seeking. If you see the forum, there's a lot of interesting questions and discussions that keeps you exciting,…

hi @zoltanersek _outpostlabs_dev_ This is great question and wonderful opportunity for others to share their wisdom. We started standardising during our migration from Jira Server to Data Center, it was the ideal opportunity to reset rather than carry technical debt forward. We standardised the core platform: workflows,…

Thank you Jason, for sharing the story. Yes, that moment of getting a chance and opportunity is what I’m after. Well mentioned points and glad to hear leaning towards certifications path. cheers 

hi @Susannah Roush good post. These alerts are based on the alias, not the integration/API key. The API key only determines which integration receives the alert. If you need alerts from different machines (or logical resources) to remain separate, include a stable unique identifier in the alias such as the application,…