Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

Sorry, should have added that. My example assumes branch is the current branch.

The diff against current is the equivalent of git diff master...branch

Okay, so to setup your account/register you need to go to Tools > Options > Authentication. From here add your account and select the hosting service you are on. If you are connecting to Bitbucket Server you need to enter the account you use when you log on to it. If you do not have that information you need to contact…

Hi @Clarissa Fitzgerald, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. On Cloud you do not have access to the backend database. 

We are in the process of migrating over to Jira DC. Do you recommend taking the existing server and make it part of the nodes, or start with new nodes and do a migration from the old server? What are the pros and cons with each approach?

Hi @Franz Mörike, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. In order to get back to the original install setup you need to wipe your Sourcetree settings.

In order to get to the admin settings you need to be Confluence admin, space admins do not have that permission.

Hi @Leena Jughdharree, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Go to Admin > General settings and from here you can change the attachment limit. See Configuring Attachment Size for more information.

No, it cannot be changed. 

Hi @[deleted], Welcome to Atlassian Community. Yes, you can watch a tag/topic and you will then get notified when a new question is added.

Hi @Grady Brosier, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. So Bitbucket allows enterprises to apply permission control on top of Git repositories (since Git do not care about permissions) allowing you to control who have access to project (a collection of repositories) and/or repositories. Bitbucket also allows you do do code…

It is possible, but you would need an app to sync versions, since they are project specific. Version Sync is the only one I found on Marketplace that can do that. 

Hi @Adrienne Davila, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You control the access to projects via project permissions, see Managing project permissions. I would also recommend checking out Configuring permissions it gives you a good overview of the 5 security levels used within Jira. 

It is possible, but you would need an app to do it. I know Scriptrunner and JSU Automation can do it, and there are others on the Marketplace that can do it too.

Hi @dima_ifoxnetworks, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can find the server version of the REST API for the tag here: https://docs.atlassian.com/bitbucket-server/rest/6.7.1/bitbucket-rest.html#idp347 

If you look in the marketplace listing it will tell you if it supports Bitbucket Cloud, Bitbucket Server and/or Bitbucket Data Center. There is also an option to filter based on the hosting type. The app you are trying to install is only supported on Bitbucket Server.

Hi @Kerry McGaffney, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. To do this you would need to use issue-level security together with the permission scheme. Note that if you have multiple projects and only want your external customers to see a subset of them, you need to change the permission scheme for all projects.

What is the app you are trying to install? Does it support Bitbucket Cloud? When you go to marketplace within Bitbucket it will only show you apps that are supported by your instance.

Currently it is not possible to use triggers in a next-gen project to transition an issue based on Bitbucket actions. There is a request to have this added, JSWCLOUD-17721, go and vote on it if you want to see it implemented. 

Hi @John Chesshir, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can find more information about searching the development fields here, Advanced searching - development fields reference. Currently you cannot search for commits linked to a specific repository, that information is not stored in those fields. You would have to use…

Can this plugin be configured so that it triggers when a pull request is opened? Or is it only when a developer pushes to Bitbucket?

Hi @jwright, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. It could be that there is a white space change on that line. You can set it to ignore white space by clicking on the cogwheel above the diff window.

Atlassian has not announced when the registration will open but last year I believe it was sometime in November, and the agenda and cost should be available at that time too. You can always go to Atlassian Summit and sign up for announcements about Summit 2020.

If you can ping the IP address, try using it in your URL for the repository to see if that works.

Correct, rebase merge is only available on Bitbucket Server, and if your URL to Bitbucket looks like this, https://bitbucket.org/... then you are using Bitbucket Cloud.

Okay, so the client you are on does not know how to resolve the host name for your Gitlab server. Are you able to ping the IP address of your Gitlab server from your host? 

The ssh error seems to be an issue on the Gitlab server side, see https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-recipes/issues/46. Another thing you could try is to also add your password to the http URL like this: git clone http://your_username:password@gitlab.tvstyres.in/C816/demo-project.git If the testing project is not showing…

Hi @Zachary Arnie, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. In order to add issues to a sprint, all you need is Edit issue permission, since all you do it update the Sprint field on the issue.

Okay, so either the username or password is wrong. Make sure you are using the ones that are defined on your Gitlab server. Another option would be to use SSH instead, that way you do not have to worry about username and passwords, as long as it has been configured correctly in Gitlab.

Would you mind sharing the full error message you got when you added your username to the URL?