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You do not have a version control of the issue itself, but there is an audit trail on all changes and you can see that under the History and Activity tabs in the issue details view.

If you are running on Jira 7.x you may be running into this issue, JRASERVER-68456. A previous issue was fixed as of 7.2.6, and the workaround was to restart Jira, do a lock index and disable/enable your user directory.

Hi @Edizon Layug, If you contact Atlassian Support they should be able to help you recover your account.

Check out this thread about 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 @neomatrix369, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The terms apps, add-ons, and plugins are referring to the same thing. These are apps or integration that extends your Bitbucket. It used to be called add-ons or plugins, and about two years ago Atlassian changed the name to Apps. You can find all available apps on the…

Hi @Bunty, It sounds like you have multiple user directories and to remove them you need to decide which user directory is the master on. Once that is done, do this: * Login as an admin and move the master user directory to the bottom * Disable the duplicate users in the other directories * Move the master user directory…

Hi Marcela, Check your application log, <jira-home-dir>/log/atlassian-jira.log and see if you can find anything in there. You could also try and create a copy of your existing user directory and see if that helps. From time to time I have to that in Confluence when the auto sync fails, and recreating the user directory…

Hi @Tamer Eldin, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You need to upgrade Git on your Linux server, Bitbucket does not support 1.7.1 Git clients. See Git 1.7.1 is Not Supported by Bitbucket Server for more information. You can also find the supported clients here,

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Hi @Kamil Beer As long as the username is the same in both user directories the assignee data, dashboard owner, etc will not be lost. What they may have to do is setup their avatar again. I just went through a user directory migration between two AD directories a couple of months ago, and had to use email addresses as a…

Hi Barry, To import an exiting repository using SSH (that is what the git: prefix means) you need to: * clone your existing repository using the --bare parameter:git clone --bare git:/git/software/xxx.git * If you have not done so already, create a new repository on your Bitbucket Server * Add your SSH key to either your…

Looks good to me.

If you scroll down to the bottom you should have a License details page that shows information about your license and here you can upload a new one:

Hi @ChuckDuncanUnity, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. In Confluence, go to General Configuration > License details. From here you can update your license key.

Correct, currently workflow triggers are only supported when you are integrating with Bitbucket, Fisheye/Crucible, or GitHub.

Hi @Frimann Kjerulf (admin), Welcome to the Atlassian Community. If you are using Bitbucket you can automate transitions of Jira issues by using workflow triggers. For example if you create a branch in Bitbucket the issue is moved to in progress (as long as the issue key is mentioned in the branch name) or if you create a…

Excellent article @Kat Warner, I will borrow some of the smart searches for the brown bag lunch presentation I am putting together for advanced searches in Jira at work.

Hi hdeclerck@rivian.com Welcome to the Atlassian Community. It is not possible to tag your repository from within Bitbucket, it has to be done from a client and then pushed to Bitbucket. You could search the Bitbucket issue tracker and see if someone have requested to have this feature added from within Bitbucket.

Hi Todd, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. To setup the integration, in Bitbucket click your avatar down in the left hand corner and select App Marketplace, find Jira and then click Add and follow the onscreen directions. See Connect Bitbucket Cloud to Jira Software Cloud for more information.

You could still get a single bill for all your Atlassian Cloud applications, you just have to pay them annually I believe. Check with the Atlassian Licensing support, you can contact them here, https://www.atlassian.com/company/contact/purchasing-licensing

I am using two main groups in my Bitbucket environment, bitbucket-administrators and bitbucket-users. I also have a couple of team groups for a subset of our repositories that should not be available to all Bitbucket users. How many groups you use depends on what you want to accomplish. To you want to allow all users to…

Hi @PaulCCV Hartman, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. It is possible to stand up a new server, import your Confluence backup and use it while your primary server is down. The only issue is that you will not have access to any updates that were made after the backup was taken and until the server went down. Another issue…

The scm part of the URL cannot be removed, please see this thread regarding it, https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bitbucket-questions/Why-does-Stash-Url-include-a-quot-scm-quot-entry/qaq-p/98754

The repository table holds information about what project it was created under, the name and some of the settings for it. As long as you can see your newly created repository in here you know that BB is using that database.

Correct, the database BB is using the bitbucket db and connect to it with the bitbucketuser id.

Hi @Dorien, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can follow these instructions to reduce the size of your repository, Reduce repository size. If you still have issues after reducing the size you would need to contact Atlassian support, they may have to run a git gc on your repository to clean up some space. 

There are multiple ways of testing it; the easiest one is to create a user and make sure you can log on with it. Users are stored in the cwd_user table. You can also create a project, populate it with a repository and check the project and repository tables.

Hi Barry, server.xml was used before Bitbucket 5.0 and was part of Tomcat, and you could make customization to a number of things in this file, like running Bitbucket behind a proxy, setting the port Bitbucket runs on etc. As of 5.0 Atlassian changed how you make these customizations are performed and introduced…

The evaluation license is a full license, so it allows you to use an external database instead of the built in one. The information on the admin screen in Bitbucket shows you what database type you are using, and in your case it connects to PostgreSQL. As an example this is what I see on my test environment: Database Type…

Hi Rick, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Resolution is a special field that cannot be set to optional. By default it will always have the value of Unresolved until you either add it to a screen to allow the user to change it or you change it via a post function in your workflow.