Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

Do you have a local copy of the repository on the Fisheye/Crucible server? How big is the repository? I used to have a Fisheye server and was trying to index a SVN repository that was about 110 Gb with 80,000 revisions, and I had to modify the indexing to only do the last 10,000 revisions, and it still took over a week for…

So you need to make sure the repository is made public on the new server.

@Lewis Haidt the embedded Google isn't working, says you need permission to see it.

The lowest license tier you can get is for up to 500 users if you are interested in Confluence Data Center. Please see https://www.atlassian.com/licensing/data-center for the different license tiers. There is also a server license, for 250 users it cost USD 19,800 for the first year,…

Bitbucket does not allow you to create sub-projects with a project. Based on your description you are looking for something like Git subtrees. Subtrees allow you to bring in other repositories as a sub repository. We use Git subtrees as a way of sharing common code between projects.

To allow anonymous access to your repository you need to make it public, that would allow anyone to clone and pull from the remote repository.

Hi @MikePineda, Welcome to Atlassian Community. Currently, you cannot set global settings for branches, it can only be done on a project level. If you do not want to set it manually on each project, one option to explore would be to use the REST API. 

If you add a user as site admin you give them admin permissions to all your Atlassian tools, and they will be counted towards your license count, that is why you get the error message.

@Ansar Rezaei are you local to the Bothell area so you can be on site? SonoSite will not sponsor an visas.

@Anil Kumar Are you local to the Bothell area so you can be on site?

Hi @Thomas Britt, If you are referring to adding a new repository, essentially creating a new one, you can use the Create option. The Add implies that you already have the repository in place and just want to add it to Sourcetree so it can be accessed in there.

Yes, Scriptrunner has a fast-track transition listener that I use in one of my workflows. It will transition the issue to the next status if a checkbox is not set. Have a look at Track Transition an Issue for more information.

Thanks @Kat Warner !

Hi @Sergei Kulagin, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. What you did in Sourcetree was just a diff between your current workspace and the branch you selected, and the output Window on the right shows that diff. Reverse hunk just means that you want to undo that commit. What you are looking for is what is called…

Hi @Julian Eden, Welcome to Atlassian Community. Bitbucket only allows you to change if the email should be immediate or batched for pull requests, and you can find that setting under Manage account > Notification settings. By default the batched email is sent 30 minutes after the last activity, and the inactivity period…

The issue tracker in Bitbucket does not have a query language that allows you to search across multiple repositories. You would have to use the REST API to query each repository to get issues assigned to a specific developer.

Hi @[deleted] Welcome to Atlassian Community. Yes, this is expected if your workflow for your Jira project is using triggers. The predefined workflows by default have triggers that will move an issue in the workflow based on the integration to Bitbucket. You can disable this by going to the workflow and remove the trigger.…

I think the restore from XML during installation has been removed in 8.x.x. The way I have bypassed it when I had to restore my test environment with a new install was to set up the admin account, use the developer license on the license page and when you get to the screen where it asks you to set up a project, select it…

Hi @Grant DeFayette, Welcome to Atlassian Community. Yes, it is possible to configure Jira so the reporter can only see their issues. You have to use project permission and issue security to do this. Project permission controls what a user can do within the project and the issue security controls who can see a particular…

Currently, it does not support SSH key expiration, but there is a suggestion to have that feature implemented, BSERV-11119. Go and vote on it to let Atlassian know that you are interested in this feature.

No, those templates are hardcoded and there is no app on the Marketplace that allows you to create your own templates. There is a suggestion, JRACLOUD-40141, to add the functionality to be able to create custom templates. You can always go and vote on it to show Atlassian that you would like to see that feature too.

Correct, your Bitbucket admin should be able to give you access and point you in the right direction.

Hi @naq99, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Bitbucket organize all its repositories in projects. To get access to a repository, log on to Bitbucket and select the project the repository belongs to. Then from within the repository, you can select to clone the repository. This will create a local copy of it and you will…

The project type cannot be changed to a custom one. It is used by Jira to determine what features are available for the project. 

Hi @Derek Maxwell, Welcome to Atlassian Community. Those "types" are just project templates with workflows and issue types, you can always start off with one of them and then modify the project to suit your needs.

As a test try and add a new directory that is using AD instead of delegated, once you have that setup you can use Test to verify that Bitbucket can communicate with your AD correctly and get the user. The directory does not have to be enabled in order to use the Test. If the test is successful you should see something like…

The user that is being used to connect to the AD in the user directory just needs read access. Did the user exist in the Bitbucket internal directory before you added the delegated directory? Which directory is first in your list, the internal or the delegated one? I have not used the delegated option for a user directory,…

It all depends on what template you are using. If you use one of the business templates or software templates under Classic projects you have the option to change the permission scheme. If you create a Jira Service Desk project or a next-gen project you do not have that option.

The project described in the instructions is a Jira Busness/Software project, the one you have is a Jira Service Desk project. Service Desk projects work a bit different then Jira Business/Software, and do not have permission scheme (it uses a standard permission scheme and can only be controlled based on your role in the…

Hi @Tech User 29, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Did you add your AD account as a member of the bitbucket-user group after you did the initial sync with your new user directory?