Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

Hi @clayton.han-mitchell, Welcome to Atlassian Community. Are you using Bitbucket Server or Cloud? How are you triggering the initial build on a PR branch? I am using Bitbucket Server and a free app called Pull request notifier for Bitbucket and it allows me to trigger a new build when the PR is changed.

Which resource are you trying to get to? Cloud limits you what you can do via the REST API and do not include the username and password as part of the request. If you need to provide that you have to use Atlassian Connect. See Jira Cloud Getting started developer guide.

Your cloud instance URL is something like this <companyname>.atlassian.net

Try and do the pull from the command line. In Sourcetree, click on Terminal and from here run: git pull

Hi @Mohammed Amer, Welcome to Atlassian Community. The error you get indicate that your local copy of the master branch is behind the remote master. In order to resolve that you first have to do a pull, and once that is done the push should work.

If you are looking for LOC report I can recommend https://github.com/AlDanial/cloc

There are a few apps that give you charts and graphs, we are using Awesome Graphs, but there are others in the Marketplace. You could also use pull requests to show changes, the only thing I am missing is the possibility to export those out. I ended up writing my own web server that is using the REST API to get pull…

Hi @Sockobob, Welcome to Atlassian Community. Are you looking for a report that shows all the changes that happened in your repositories or changes that were done in Bitbucket to the configurations of your projects/repositories like branch permissions etc? If you are looking for changes that happened in repositories you…

In order for Bitbucket to work, you have to restore the database together with Bitbucket home directory and the managed repositories. How you do that depends on your backup strategy and database server. If your repository gets removed by accident, you would have to restore it from backup because Bitbucket adds some…

If you use the minimum successful build check then triggering the build on the Approved event should be fine if you want to avoid a lot of extra builds. In that case, I would also enable Auto-unapprove if you have not done that already.

Check that the user belongs to the group that gives them access to Jira. You could move the internal directory up and see if the user can log in with that account, just as long as none of your other users exist in the internal with the same usernames and in AD.

Hi @Rob Wickham, Welcome to Atlassian Community. Are you using any extensions in Firefox, like adblocker or privacy blockers? Have you tried using a private window to log on?

If you look at the user under User Management, is it being pulled in from AD or Jira internal? Look at the directory column. If it is being pulled in by the AD you could switch the order of your user directories, as long as your other users do not exist in both. But I would look into why the user cannot authenticate…

The only way to check it is to access the directory directly since Jira will only the first directory it finds the user in. So are you trying to move the user in question from the first user directory to the second one? What user directories are you using? AD/LDAP and Jira internal?

Does the user exist in both user directories? Is the username the same? Do all your other users only exist in one of the directories? The way a user is authenticated is based on the order of your directories, it is read top to bottom until the user is found.

Hi @[deleted], You cannot kick off a build when clicking the merge button and use the built-in check that only allows merging a pull request if there are minimum successful builds, that check happens before the merge button is enabled. The way I have it set up in my Bitbucket environment is to use a free app called Pull…

There is a guide on how to migrate Bitbucket Server to Bitbucket Cloud that you can find here, Plan your Bitbucket Server to cloud migration Note that the migration only supports migrating your repositories, any branch permissions or pull requests will not be migrated. The importer in Bitbucket Cloud will only do one…

Hi @Angela Boston, The hotel reservation confirmation is usually sent out closer to Atlassian Summit, last year the email was sent out about two weeks before the Summit. As long as you selected it during the registration you are good. If you have any question you can always email summit@atlassianevents.com

Correct, it will only restore a file that is part of the repository. Git is a distributed version control system, meaning that all copies of a repository have the full history in it. So if you by accident delete a file and then commit that change, you can always restore the file from the history. The only thing stored in…

Hi @Ian Reekie, Welcome to Atlassian Community. If your provider is looking for the system requirements, you can find the ones for Jira here, Supported platforms and Jira applications installation requirements, and Confluence System Requirements.

Hi @G4nja Wizard, Welcome to Atlassian Community. Repositories in Bitbucket are just regular Git repositories and are not stored in the database. A Git repository has the full history in it, so if you just used the regular delete and committed that change, you can always go back to a previous commit to retrieve the file.…

Hi @NSantagostino, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. There is only one app that I found on Marketplace that allows you to integrate SVN and Jira Software Cloud, Svn Gateway - Subversion links in Jira.

Hi @超凡 曹, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The warnings you provided above are expected on a new install. In the log, do you see any errors?

I just took a quick look at the Marketplace listing, and it looks like the app adds a new page to your project that shows metrics related to it. I did not see any mentioning about a dashboard gadget. You may want to contact the vendor directly and ask them, their email help@excentia.es

Hi @Bikram Kumar Sahoo, There is an app that allows you to integrate SonarQube with Jira, have a look at Sonarqube connector for Jira

Duplicate post of https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Want-to-Track-one-person-task-of-5-projects-in-one-kanban-board/qaq-p/1244514. Closing comments on this one.

There is a hard limit of 1000 by default on the page request, so unless you have changed that in the config file for bitbucket (forgot where it is) your 10000 is being ignored. For the scripts I created using the REST API I always check the pages returned to see if I have to do the call multiple times to get everything.

And the value on an issue that you are testing with is set to something different than the default None?

Also have a look at this thread, https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bitbucket-questions/How-to-change-user-account-for-Windows-Bitbucket-service/qaq-p/167763. It might be that the ACLs on Bitbucket home directory is causing it.

Custom fields have to have a value in order to be displayed on the screen. The only exception is for create and edit screens.