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Hi @Jason Howlin, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. There is a Jobs & Careers group where you can post your job posting in.

Do you also have the premium option checked? Without it all the Check for at least X approval will do is notify you that the pull request has not been approved, but it will not prevent the merge from happening.

Hi @Purujeet Parida, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can enable anonymous access, see Setting Up Public Access for instructions on how to do it.

Currently it is only available in Jira, but if I remember correctly from the Summit keynote batch emails are coming in Confluence 7.

Hi @Nick P, Branch permissions does not control when a pull request can be merged. In order to not allow users to create a pull request and then click the merge button right away, add the Check for at least 1 approval. You also need the Premium option Prevent a merge with unresolved merge checks. 

What you see is expected Git behavior, when you clone a repository it will create a local copy of the master branch. If you do a git branch -a you will see that you have access to all remote branches. As @Edwin Kyalangalilwa mentioned you can use git checkout branch, this will create a detached HEAD state, since you are…

Hi @Vinodhini Asok Kumar, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. What you see is very common with diff tools, I have seen this multiple times before. It is usually caused by the editor and the type of line endings that it adds. The only way around it is to use the ignore white space and you could also create a post hook that…

Hi @Shweta_Tanna, Those instructions are for Jira Server, if you are on Jira Cloud please follow these instructions, Using AppLinks to link to other applications

The short answer is no, Git/Bitbucket does not have such a setting. You could create a script that does it for you and distribute that to each client. If you are using Sourcetree you can set a project folder so each clone will be created under that directory.

If you cannot access the current folder that would indicate to me that your developer changed the permission on it. Git does not care about permissions, and Bitbucket only adds permissions to the repository on the Bitbucket side.

Depending on what web service you are running on, there seems to be different solutions for it, here is what I found when doing a quick Google search. To get a good overview of Bitbucket I would start with is Get started with Bitbucket Cloud.

Hi @Patrick Spence, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. What kind of help are you looking for? Are you having issues with Bitbucket or are you just trying to learn how to use it?

Hi @jianbai-wang, Welcome to Atlassian Community. The documentation has a Understand the interface section, but it is a bit sparse. I would recommend that you take a look at Learn Bitbucket with Sourcetree, it gives a better picture of the interface. 

Take a look at this thread, https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Software-questions/Unsupported-Version-Error-for-Jira-Server-app/qaq-p/1116413

If you want to do a full restore of your production setup on your sandbox, just create a xml backup and do a system restore, see Restoring data from an xml backup. I do this from time to time to keep my test environment up to date with production.

Hi @subhasmita_sahoo, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The .NET error message you get indicate that you are using a Windows version that does not support .NET 4.7.1, see .NET Framework system requirements. You either need to update your Windows to a supported version, or use an older version of Sourcetree (2.x) that…

Hi @Gopi Kirshna, What you are describing is the expected result from a merge. If you remove a file in one branch, the merge will remove it in the target branch too. Please have a look at https://jasonrudolph.com/blog/2009/02/25/git-tip-how-to-merge-specific-files-from-another-branch/ for an option to pick which files gets…

You can use the same key that you are currently using for your new server, I do believe the license agreement states that you can only have one active server for each license key.

Hi Connie, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can use NOT IN to exclude assignees, example: assignee not in (A,B,C)

Any time, that is what this community is for, to learn from others! Hope you have a nice weekend too!

See this thread on how to change the icon, https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Sourcetree-discussions/How-to-fix-the-Rainbow-Pride-SourceTree-Icon-w-one-Terminal/td-p/1112043

Hi @riddepk, Welcome to Atlassian Community. https://git-scm.com/ has a link to tarballs of different Git versions released. 

As a best practice you should always make sure that your feature branch is up-to-date with the latest on the development branch before merging back to it. Bitbucket will also not allow you to continue a merge if the pull request has a merge conflict in it.

Hi @Pratishruti Nayak, No, you cannot pick an choose what should be part of a branch in Git. Branches are just pointers to different commits in the repository, it is not like for example ClearCase where you can select what is part of a branch. I would recommend that you take a look at Gitflow workflow it shows how you can…

Hi @Maria Antalffy, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. I assume you are looking for access to https://eudralink.ema.europa.eu/. If that is the case then you need to contact their support. I took a quick look and it seems like they are using Jira Service Desk and that would explain why you ended up here.

I could not find the original source for the example above, but if you look in the developer documentation there is a reference to this example app, https://bitbucket.org/atlassianlabs/bitbucket.reviewerassigner/src/master/, it automatically assigns reviewers to a pull request based on given rules.

You would most likely get a better answer regarding source code examples if you ask that in the Developer Community. The only example I have of a app was a hook that prevented you from making changes on a branch without a pull request, but that was before Bitbucket had that hook builtin. Here is part of it, I will see if I…

Hi @sivashankar pidikiti, Welcome to Atlassian Community. You can find the restart instructions here, Start and Stop Jira applications

You can find the developer documentation here, and there are some examples to get you started. Also checkout the Atlassian Developer Community

Very few software vendors gives you a detailed documentation on how to do backups these days, normally they just tells you the minimum that you need to backup. Different companies have different backup strategies. We for example do snapshot backups multiple times a day on our Bitbucket server and we are using Veeam for…