Mikael Sandberg Community Champion

No, you are not missing something. The avatars for the repositories only lives within Bitbucket, they will not show up in SourceTree, and there is no option to change that in SourceTree.

No, you are not doing anything crazy, that is the intended use of the local and remote.

Have you tried using it with Bamboo 6.x? I checked the Bitbucket repository and there was an issue logged asking if it worked for 5.12 a year ago and the answer was that as long as there were not major changes to the Bamboo API it should work, maybe that applies for 6.x too?!?…

2.3.1.0 is the latest version for Windows. The versions listed under download archives are older ones.

You need to be the billing contact (you can have multiple) on your instance in order to sign up for new apps, and your my.atlassian.com account must be linked to it if you want to subscribe to an app via Marketplace. You can also add a new app from within the cloud instance by clicking on the cog wheel > Add-ons and Find…

On the issue you want to create a sub-task for, select More > Sub-Task. Here is the documentation for it, https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwarecloud/creating-issues-and-sub-tasks-764478439.html#Creatingissuesandsub-tasks-CreateSubtaskCreatingasub-task

Duplicate post of https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/road-map-in-confluence-Timeline-in-Quarters/qaq-p/649422

If you go to the app on the marketplace and click on Buy it now it will bring up the option to buy either the Server version or the Cloud. If you are on server, once you have paid for it the license key will be available on my.atlassian.com under your account.

What browser are you using when you go to my.atlassian.com?

I did a quick search and there are a couple of issues logged for this, I believe this one is pretty close to what you describe, SRCTREEWIN-7274. 

The short answer is no, it is not possible. There is a request to have that feature added, CONFSERVER-20118

You would need to use an app in order to do that, looks like Workzone: PullRequest Workflow can do that you are looking for.

Try using "%26", that is what I was using in my ruby script when I needed to rename groups in JIRA. if group.include? "&" group = group.sub!("&", "%26") end

Correct, I meant the JIRA issue key. As long as you have connected JIRA and Bitbucket I believe you can create new issues in JIRA from Bitbucket.

There is an issue logged for this, SRCTREEWIN-6377. Currently there is no workaround. I did a quick search and found options on how to change the encoding in the git commit message using git filter-branch but not sure if that would help in this case.

For you dev environment you can download a developer license for all the licenses that you currently have, just go to my.atlassian.com and generate it.

To sync issues between cloud and server you need an app, like Backbone Issue Sync for Jira

This is a duplicate question of https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bitbucket-questions/Bitbucket-email-notifications-on-pullrequest/qaq-p/648023. 

Your best bet is trying to figure out why IE is blocking https://id.atlassian.com. Checkout this thread and see if it helps, https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Sourcetree-questions/Can-t-login-during-Install-Windows-7-on-corporate-environment/qaq-p/636213/jump-to/first-unread-message There is also an issue logged for…

What OS are you running your Bitbucket Server on? What browser are you using to access Bitbucket? Have you tried a different browser/incognito session? Are you able to access the repository settings page without issues? Checkout this troubleshooting guide and see if that…

Yes, it leaves some config files behind, so I always rename/remove them before doing a clean install in my test environment.

After you did the uninstall, did you delete the existing app data and JIRA folders?

The orange one with the pen means that you have modified file/s, the question mark means that you have untracked files and that the change has not been committed yet. The number before the branch means that you are ahead of the remote repository and should do a push. If there would have been an down arrow next to the…

Also checkout the issue that was logged for this, SRCTREEWIN-7949. You may also want to add yourself as a watcher in case there is a workaround or a fix for it.

Checkout this thread and see if it helps https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Sourcetree-questions/SourceTree-failed-to-start/qaq-p/642445/jump-to/first-unread-message

Have you tried editing the work log or delete the entry? Have a look at https://confluence.atlassian.com/jiracoreserver075/logging-work-on-issues-935563720.html

Rachael, have a look at https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Sourcetree-questions/Use-an-existing-account-window-is-blank/qaq-p/643924

Your best bet is trying to figure out why IE is blocking https://id.atlassian.com. There is also an issue logged for it, SRCTREEWIN-7949, check it out and also add yourself as a watcher in case there is a workaround or a fix for it.

To associate a pull request with a JIRA issue you have to mention the JIRA key in the pull request, either in the description or as a comment. Check out this link for the Bitbucket Cloud/JIRA integration https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwarecloud/referencing-issues-in-your-development-work-777002789.html

I assume you are talking about these two icons The local will list all your local repositories that you either have cloned or created locally. The remote will list all remote repositories that you have access to via the accounts that you have setup in SourceTree. See the local ones as bookmarks that allow you to open up a…