Alastair Wilkes Atlassian Team

Dan, thanks for the warm feedback! I've passed it on to the team :)

Hi Jiri, Thanks for the feedback. The new editor is the only option for the new experience. We'll update the "Atlassian Editor" feature description to mention this.

Thanks for the feedback, Mike! You're right - interaction performance isn't where we want it to be yet, and we're working on it at the moment. I'm curious if using the ] keyboard shortcut is more performant for you? Ability to know which files have been (re)viewed would be good. We have received similar feedback from…

Yes; over time you will see more Bitbucket pages adopt a similar design.

The ability to view prior comments will be shipping very soon. Stay tuned!

Glad you like it! Yes, we plan to add that feature soon.

Thanks for the suggestion!

@Hervé Le Meur, would you mind sending us a link to that PR via a support ticket so we can investigate? You can open one here: https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud We'd really appreciate it! Thank you.

Thanks for the report, Chris. A fix for that issue will be out soon.

That is very strange -- we will investigate it immediately! Thanks for reporting.

Sure. To transfer a repository * Navigate to the repository in Bitbucket * Click on the Settings tab in the left navigation * Click Transfer repository at the bottom of the page * Enter the username of the account/team you want to transfer the repository to * Submit the form

Sure thing!

Hi Maxim, Thanks for the feedback! That feature is in the backlog for the new view. Alastair

This feature is now available in Bitbucket Cloud. Read more about it here: https://bitbucket.org/blog/fast-forward-merges-bitbucket-cloud-default-like

@Yohan GREMBERthis feature actually shipped a little while ago! You can read it about it here: https://bitbucket.org/blog/fast-forward-merges-bitbucket-cloud-default-like

Hi Miguel, Websites published on Bitbucket Cloud have no access restrictions. They are available on the public web and can't be restricted to users only with read access to the repository. Alastair

The public issue for this feature request can be found here: https://bitbucket.org/site/master/issues/14125/require-approval-by-specific-users-on

Hi Gleb, The new pull request UI is a beta that doesn't support this feature yet. If you'd prefer to opt out and use the old experience, follow these steps: * Click on your avatar * Click on Bitbucket settings * In the dropdown at the top of the page, select the team or account that owns the repo where you're seeing the…

Hi Anton, If you want to split your work and personal concerns on Bitbucket, you're best off creating a separate account specifically for work-related actions and making that account an admin and billing contact for the team. Thanks, Alastair

Hi Sowmya, No, this isn't possible -- usually teams want to require that changes must be merged through the UI, not the other way around! :) Can I ask: if Bitbucket had this feature, how would it improve your workflow? Alastair

Hi Vesselin, This is not possible -- in fact, Bitbucket used to work this way a long time ago, but it turned out that adding all commenters as reviewers just made the reviewer list long and ambiguous. That said, any person who can comment can also approve a PR. They don't have to be a reviewer to be able to approve. So…

Hi Thomas, Two step verification is available for free for all users, out of the box. As you mentioned, users can set up two step verification on their Atlassian account (which they use to log in to Jira, Confluence, and Bitbucket). You don't need to do anything to enable two step verification for your users; your users…

Hi Rajat, Your personal account is separate from your company's account and therefore has its own allocation of pipelines minutes. So you'll want to make sure the repository is owned by the account that has the paid subscription so you can use that account's build minutes. You can transfer the repository to the company's…

Hi James, Do you have the "Prevent a merge with unresolved merge checks" premium feature enabled? It's a checkbox right below the "Check for at least {#} approvals", etc. section. If that isn't enabled, the merge check serves only as a warning, not a blocker. You can read more here:…

I hope support was able to help you out! It sounds like you accepted the invite with a different email, which prompted you to create a new account.

Once a user's account has been migrated to use Atlassian account for login, secondary emails can't be used to log in.

This was mentioned above in another comment (thanks!) but I'll add it here: Updating to the latest version of Windows Credential Manager should fix this issue. https://github.com/Microsoft/Git-Credential-Manager-for-Windows/releases

Hi Aliaksandr, Sorry for the inconvenience. It's probably best you file a support ticket at http://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud so we can help you personally. Thanks. Alastair

Oh, you should be able to skip that step. The key thing in those steps is to clear your local stored credentials.

Hi Simon Can you try the steps on this page? https://confluence.atlassian.com/bbkb/authentication-error-remote-invalid-username-or-password-942864127.html Thanks, Alastair