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There is an Enforce Author Hook available in the marketplace that is similar but not quite the same as your requirement. A similar plugin could be created, or perhaps the author could adapt it for this use case also.
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Hi Silvestre,Forks are commonly used as a means for contributing changes back to the upstream repository, hence the default of referring back to it.Under what circumstances do you have multiple people collaborating on a single fork where changes end up in the same repository? It seems an unusual situation, or perhaps an…
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Hi Alexander, I'd suggest contacting us via support.atlassian.com for this so we can dig into this. One thing to check is that you have a Bitbucket Data Center license, not a Bitbucket Server license. Aside, you will need a load balancer of some kind unless you're planning on pointing clients to individual nodes (not…
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Hi Ishan, Apologies for the delay, I wanted to answer after Stash 2.11 was available (which it is now) as it has some new features relevant to your question. Crucible and Stash do work together, and if you want the style of code-review that Crucible provides, then you can certainly use it. From a Stash perspective, we…
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No problem, we'd love to help you get things up and running.
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Hi Bernardo, I'd recommend you raise an issue at support.atlassian.com. The behaviour you describe is most unusual and they'll be able to dig into your specific situation more deeply.
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Sorry I missed your question earlier. Currently you'd need a full license as it's considered a production instance also, but you could add fewer users to it.
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If you're not pushing lots of data, you can have separate fetch and push URLs (fast local fetch for big clones, slow remote push for small pushes), which is what I'd recommend.
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Are you really _pushing_ lots of data? If so I'd love to hear more about what you're using git for. It seems very strange to be pushing 1Gb (which your question hinted at), as no one writes that much code in one go ;)
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This is something we'd like to help solve at some point. In the meantime, you can refer to this answer which has some suggestions: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/319336/is-it-possible-to-setup-a-read-only-mirror-for-stash In short, you can use a mirroring add-on to keep a remote copy up to date. Those users can…
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Interesting video, Johnathan. It looks like you might be running this on a VM with limited resources? It usually wouldn't take that long for the upgrade to run, even for a jump across 8 point releases. Glad you're enjoying the product! :)
