Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Did you delete the branch both in Bitbucket and locally on your copy of the repository? If you only deleted it on Bitbucket and not locally, all you have to do is push the branch back to Bitbucket. 

In order to create a pull request you need write permission, either on the project level that applies to all repositories, or on a specific repository.

Hi Joel, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Bitbucket Server does not have Pipelines, that is only available in Bitbucket Cloud. There is a request to have something similar in Bitbucket Server, see BSERV-9399. What boards are you looking for in Bitbucket? Kanban boards? Bitbucket Server does not have the issue tracking…

Hi Yasuyo, Welcome to Atlassian Community. You can use git log -p -1 <path to your file> to get the diff output for one file, or git log -p -1 <commit> to get the diff for a single commit.

Currently language translation of the customer portal is only available on Jira Service Desk Cloud. There is a feature request for this, JSDSERVER-819, go and vote and watch it if that is something that you would like to have. 

If you are using the new planning experience, then virtual users are not available, see Managing teams. Also take a look at Future releases and limitations to see what you can and cannot do with the new planning experience.

Hi Steven, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The server id is only used internally by Atlassian and is not connected to your license key, so you do not need to regenerate the keys. Same thing applies if you in the future move to a new server, you can just reuse the same license key.

@Elisia Schrauth You now find the setting under Advanced

Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You may get a better answer if you contact Micro Focus or post on their community. I did a quick search on the error message and found this post, https://community.softwaregrp.com/t5/Quality-Center-ALM-User/Unable-to-connect-to-JIRA-Endpoint-using-HP-Synchronizer/td-p/948078

Correct, the reports are based on the manual entries. Yes, I would recommend Tempo. A couple of years ago we did an evaluation of different time tracking apps and in the end we Tempo because is suited our needs. But it all depends on what you are looking for.

I can also recommend taking a look at this presentation from Atlassian Summit 2016, Tracking Huge Files with Git LFS

Hi Emilia, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Time tracking allows you to enter an Original Estimate when creating an issue, if you have added the Time Tracking field to the screen, and you can log work against the issue. There is no option to start a time tracker; if you want one you need an app like Tempo Timesheets, or…

You need to set the resolution when moving to the Closed Status. On the transition, add a post-function that sets a value for the resolution field. 

Hi Myra, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. If you are looking into using Bitbucket Cloud to store your design files there file storage limitations that you need to consider, 1Gb/month for the Free version (up to 5 users), 5Gb/month for Standard and 10Gb/month for Enterprise. If you are looking at Bitbucket Server then…

I agree with @[deleted], putting a number on how many admins you need is hard. It all depends on the workload and your company. Currently I am one of two admins and we have about 500 users in Jira, Confluence and Bitbucket.

Git pull does not allow you to just pull specific folders/files. In order to do that you would have to use something like git submodules (which has several drawbacks) or sparse checkout.

You can always download the latest version from https://www.sourcetreeapp.com/ and run the install, that will just upgrade your current version without having to register the client again.

It is up to you. You can always switch to use system git after the installation is done, just go to Tools > Options > Git

It depends on what version of Git you want to use. Sourcetree comes with an embedded version (that is the one that will be downloaded) or your can download and install a system git version (I use the one from https://git-scm.com/). You get the question about downloading Git/Mercurial if you do not have those installed…

Please use this link to contact Atlassian University, https://getsupport.atlassian.com/servicedesk/customer/portal/9 and they should be able to help you.

Short answer, no, you cannot have multiple internal directories. You can only have multiple external directories.

Hi Mark, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. To clone a repository you need the URL for it. If you are using Bitbucket you can log on to it, go to the repository and click clone, that will give you both the option to copy the URL or open up Sourcetree and have the URL field populated. If you copy the URL, go to Sourcetree…

I found this issue in the Power BI community when searching for the 100 row limit, https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Issues/JIRA-Content-Pack-now-limited-to-last-100-rows/idi-p/256019

According to this Blog post you should be able to, Explore your JIRA Data with Power BI, and here is the blog post Atlassian posted about it, Get data visualization superpowers with the Jira content pack for Microsoft Power BI

Those are the Mac OS versions you looked at, you have to scroll down to see the Windows ones, or use the direct link I included above, 2.6.10.

As of version 3.0.7 Atlassian removed the option to sign up using an Atlassian ID (see Sourcetree release notes), you now need either Bitbucket Server or Bitbucket Cloud account to complete the install. You could download 2.6.10, complete the install using an Atlassian ID and then upgrade to the latest version.

Hi Krishna, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Yes, you should be able to integrate Gitlab CE with Jira, see GitLab Jira integration for more information and how to set it up.

Yes, it is possible, you just have to create a permission scheme that excludes that group from being able to create issues, see Managing project permissions. I would create a project role to allow who can create issues in the project, that way you can exclude the group in question.

Not without an app that allows you configure the target field. I evaluated Exocet - copy, link and sync Jira issues a while back for a similar situation, but there are other apps on the marketplace that would allow you to do the same thing.

The flag means that someone flagged the issue, see Flagging an issue. You can use flags as a temporary indicator instead of changing the priority or re-rank the issue.