Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

Hi Florin, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. The merge checks is a list of requests that needs to be fulfilled before the merge can happen and they are set by a repository admin. These check are least # of approvals needed, least # of successful builds, no failed builds on last commit and no open tasks. You can find more…

Hi Faisal, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can find the developer documentation for all the Atlassian tools here, and it also includes getting started guides. You also have the Atlassian Developer Community.

One option is to use smart mirroring for Bitbucket Cloud. For the other direction, Bitbucket Server to Bitbucket Cloud you could use Repository Mirror Plugin for Bitbucket. Here is a blog post that talks about mirroring a repository, How to mirror to remote repositories from Bitbucket Server

SELECT [directory_id] ,[attribute_name] ,[attribute_value] FROM [cwd_directory_attribute] This is for MSSQL, dependent on what directory you want the information for you need to look in the cwd_directory first to figure out the directory id first. You could then run something like this to only see the attributes for the…

It almost sounds like the new branch was not rebased correctly. A force push should do it too.

Hi Jane, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. If you have Collaborative editing turned on you cannot turn off auto save. You would have to disable it and then change the time interval when drafts are saved.

It's stored in the database in the cwd_directory_attribute table.

Hi Elias, It is possible to have you changes added back to your master branch, but there are a couple of things you need to do. Linus Torvalds explains the situation (https://mirrors.edge.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/howto/revert-a-faulty-merge.txt): Reverting a regular commit just effectively undoes what that…

H: is used probably because your home drive is set to be that. Usually setting the home drive is something that your IT department sets in a login script. It can be overridden by setting the HOME environment variable.

Your key should be under H:\.ssh (/h//.ssh... is UNIX style path that Git Bash is using). Make sure your File Explorer setting is set to show hidden files, folders and drives.

Hi Nirmalaya, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. In order to send an email on commits you need an app. Search on email in the Marketplace and you will find Push email notifyer, Notifyer and a couple of more that should work for you.

Hi Kathryn, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. I order to log time from one place you need an app, like Tempo Timesheet, Timesheet tracking for Jira, All-In-One Timesheets. These are just a few that I found when searching the Marketplace for timesheet, I bet there are other apps that can do it too.

Hi Cheryl, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. Atlassian only offer phone support if you have signed up for their Premier Support, see https://www.atlassian.com/enterprise/support-services. You can contact support here, https://support.atlassian.com/contact/#/, or you can post your question here on the Community to get…

Hi Alexandra, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. You can add values by going to Settings > Issues > Custom Fields and select Configure > Edit Options for the custom field in question. Have a look at How to specify values for fields with options for more information.

What version of Sourcetree are you using? When you do a search, does it just change the order of your repositories? I discovered a bug in 2.5.4, SRCTREEWIN-8530, where the search is not working. It has been resolved and was part of the 2.6.6 release that is currently being rolled out.

I believe it depends on what diff/merge tool you are using and how it is using the BASE file. I have seen some tools that only stores a reference to the common ancestor, looks like that is the case here.

Cemal, the git merge-base command I linked to above should be able to tell you what the base commit is. It will figure out the common ancestor.

Hi Kelly, Welcome to the Atlassian Community. In order to run the ssh-keygen you need to open the Git Bash terminal first.

Are you running ssh-keygen from within the Git Bash terminal?

You can merge subtrees from within Sourcetree too, it does not have to be done from the command line. It has been a while since I used it, but I did notice that when you upgrade Sourcetree it used to loose the connections to the subtree repositories so you would have to manually add them back, not sure if this has been…

Git subtree will not change the code automatically, it creates a copy of the subtree so you can make changes to it and then push it back to the subtree if you want to share your changes. The closest to automatically update the code between two solutions would be symlinks. Check…

Have a look at https://www.atlassian.com/git/articles/alternatives-to-git-submodule-git-subtree and https://mirrors.edge.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/howto/using-merge-subtree.html I would also recommend https://www.atlassian.com/git/, it has a lot of helpful tutorials and articles.

Besides checking the board filters, make sure your users are assigning issues to a sprint via the board, not from the detailed issue view. We ran into the same issue where users updated the sprint field on the issue itself, and because they selected a sprint belonging to a different board, it showed up on both boards.

If you have not yet created a Servicedesk project, go to Projects, click on Create Projects and use one of the three service desk templates. If you already created the project, just go to Projects and click on it, and from there you can configure it.

The update to the Server UI in 7.10.0 is different from the UI discussed in the thread linked above which is about Cloud. Server UI only has the new color scheme and some minor changes, it does not have the complete new UI that the Cloud version has. From what I have heard so far it will be a while, if ever, before…

Hi Anand, And welcome to the Atlassian Community. You should be able to do that, Git has not limitation on what files it can version control. I found this thread in the Tableau community that you may want to check out, https://community.tableau.com/thread/130448

The thread linked above is updating information directly in the database, so if you do that you need to be careful and make sure that you have a backup before making any changes. I have tried this too and it works, but note that any changes done directly to the database is unsupported. Because of the setup we have, and…

No, Confluence is using the value you specify as the User Name Attribute, by default it is sAMAccountName. As long as this does not change you are good.

Correct, if you do not belong to a team, the only thing showing up under Remote are repositories that you created.

Okay, so I recreated this and it looks like you have to belong to a team in order to see remote repositories not owned by you. You learn something new every day...