Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

Correct. We have repositories that are automatically merged via a Jenkins job.

Hi @Ritesh Keshri, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. No, Bitbucket do not allow you to select specific commits when doing a Pull Request. All commits on the source branch will be part of the merge. Git does allow you to cherry-pick, so it is possible to do. You can find more information about cherry-picking…

Hi @cchekyun, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can find the instructions on how to migrate to a new server here, Migrating Bitbucket Server to another server. It is not as straight forward as Jira, but basically you will have to copy the Bitbucket home directory over and then clone the database.

Make sure your password is not stored in the Windows Credential Manager too. I would recommend that you use an SSH key instead, that way you do not have to worry about passwords. Your other option is to turn off Windows Credential Manager and see if that helps. git config --system --unset credential.helper<br>git config…

You would have to create a pull request in order to merge r1 into master. In Bitbucket, click on Pull requests in the repository and then on Create pull requests and follow the on-screen instructions.

Hi @Felipe, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. JQL only allows you to search on whole words, except for fuzzy searches. You would need an app that allows you to do partial searches. We use Scriptrunner which allows me to do a query like this: issueFunction in issueFieldMatch("project = JRA", labels, "f_*") There are a…

@David Murphy not on cloud. If you are using the server version there are apps that allow you to delegate group management to non-admins.

You do not have to take the exam on the same date as your exam prep course ends, the exam can be scheduled for any date. You are correct in that you will lose access to the online material. Good luck with the exam!

Hi @Judith Montelongo, Welcome to Atlassian Community. It all depends on how you set up access to your servers if external users will have access to them or not. You would have to set up your firewall to allow it. If you want to be able to sync your issues in Jira to an external company you would need an app for that,…

Based on the Tempo documentation team roles are not available for JQL, you can only search based on the team itself. You can find the JQL Functions available from Tempo here, https://tempoplugin.jira.com/wiki/spaces/TEMPO081/pages/212240573/Tempo+JQL+Functions

Hi @Kevin_Flack, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The Server ID is not linked to your license key, it is only used internally by Atlassian. So you should be able to use the same license on a different server.

Sprints are not project specific, so if you see the sprint from Board A in Board B, make sure none of the issues selected by the filter for Board B has the sprint from Board A assigned to them. I always tell my users to make the sprint name unique, so they do not end up selecting the wrong sprint.

If you select trusted, the user will get access to all your applications and they also becomes admins of those applications. If you give them basic you have to select which applications they get access to.

@Debra Eskinazi Stockdale I moved your question out of the spam quarantine, the spam filter sometimes gets very protective, it sometime depends on the day and its mood.

It all depends on how your workflow is configured. It sounds like the workflow for your sub-tasks has a post function that clears out the assignee field.

Hi @John Diz, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can turn off the collaborative editing by going to Administration > General Configuration > Collaborative Editing and change the mode to off. See Administering Collaborative Editing for more information. 

To rule out that there a saved password that is causing it, go to c:\users\<your user ID>\AppData\local\atlassian\sourcetree and delete the passwd file. Then try and clone the repository again. You could also try and setup a SSH key, that way you do not have to deal with usernames and passwords for Bitbucket. You can find…

You are most welcome, glad it got solved!

It's been awhile since I got the request internally from my users to be able to link to file system, so maybe Microsoft removed that feature in Edge. Here is another addon for Chrome to allow local file links: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/enable-local-file-links/nikfmfgobenbhmocjaaboihbeocackld?hl=en

Hi @[deleted], Welcome to the Atlassian Community. If you are on Bitbucket Could you need to be on the Premium plan in order to be able to enforce merge checks on specific branches. Free and Standard has merge checks, but you cannot prevent a user from merging without a pull request on those plans. You can find the…

So try this, go to c:\users\<your user ID>AppData\local\atlassian\sourcetree and remove the passwd file. Then go to Credential Manager (under control panel) and remove any references to Bitbucket. If you now do another clone you should be asked to enter your Bitbucket password. You could also try and setup a SSH key, that…

What browser are you using? The link only works if you are using Microsoft Edge, Chrome and Firefox does not allow it by default since it is considered a security risk. There are add-ons for both Chrome and Firefox to bypass this. I found these two add-ons when one of my users asked about it: Chrome:…

I think I know what got you into this issue in the first place, you created a new repository locally instead of cloning the remote repository. This would also explain why you could not merge your changes into master in Bitbucket. Okay, so here is the simple guide you are looking for to create a repository and clone it: *…

There are lots of things that can prevent you from pushing to a specific branch, for example branch permissions, hooks, etc. Do another push of master and see what error message you get.

Unfortunately I cannot give you the file, but the basics of the script would be to read the ClearQuest data including the history, combine them and then generate a new csv file that has all the data you want to import, including the history.

You would have to create that script. I used a Perl script to do it when I migrated from ClearQuest to Jira years ago, but we did not bring over the history since it was decided to keep one license for ClearQuest so we could have read only access to the history if needed.

You need to modify your csv file to also include a column for the history of the issue, and then when you do the mapping for the import set the history column to be imported as a comment. Since ClearQuest exports the history in a separate file you would have to combine that with the file that has your issues.

Yes, I would definitely reach out the the app vendor about the issue you see. 

You cannot import issue history, the only history you can import are dates. I would suggest to add the historical data as a comment to each issue that is imported.

Hi @Jeroen Castelein, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Most apps store their configurations in the database, so you should be able to uninstall the app and install an older one and still have the same configuration.