Aneita Atlassian Team

@Greg M Pflaum - the experimental tag has been removed from the v2 APIs. @Yash Bhandarkar - do you mean getting the details of a user by their email address? If so, you can use the 'Get users in an organization' API with the searchTerm query parameter which allows you to provide an email address. @AP thanks for the…

Hey @Jared Schmitt There's a few dependencies that we're still working on resolving before group rename can be a fully supported feature. You can follow this ticket where updates are being posted periodically. Those dependencies must be addressed (and group rename be made a generally available feature) before we can…

Hey @Alfonso Leiva To use these APIs, you'll need to first create an API key for your organization. Once you have this API key, you'll be able to use the public Organization APIs. In order to suspend and restore users, you would need to: * Identify the ID of your organization. You can typically find this in the URL of your…

Hey @Yatish Madhav group/user group/member I think you're referring to the Jira APIs here? If so, then the new APIs we currently have in early access are organization APIs that have a different auth method (using org API keys). Functionally though, they would achieve the same result. users/ACCID/manage/lifecycle/disable…

Hey @Oleksandr Tolochko - can you please send me an email at ayang@atlassian.com with your orgID? The EAP for the new APIs has not yet started, but I'll be able to update you via email once available. Cheers, Aneita

Hey @Alin Faur Thanks for the extra context! With the upcoming improvements, we will be updating this so that admins can manage users and the roles that they hold more easily. This applies to roles like Compass basic, Jira Product Discovery contributor, Jira Service Management stakeholder which today, in the original user…

Hey @Yatish Madhav - correct, filtering your list of users for those who have access to apps like Jira, Confluence, etc 

Hi all, Quick update - we've got a new API that you can use to get the IDs for all the directories in your org. GET /v2/orgs/{orgId}/directories Check out our docs for more info.

Hey @Craig Castle-Mead, @Darryl Lee I've sent you both follow ups via email to get some more info as to whether you're still having issues with the APIs. If so, would love to schedule some time to chat over Zoom so we can dig into it more. Cheers, Aneita

@Darryl Lee - the team's looking into the timeout issue for your org. Will keep you posted. Just to double check as well, are you having issues with the /stats endpoint? I didn't quite understand your comment about double/triple counting users. @Yatish Madhav - no sadness to be felt! It's available to everyone, so please…

Hey @Darryl Lee, @Josh The new get users API does return email addresses of all users in your org. In your example of getting the emails of all users in a group, you can specify groupIds in the query param too e.g. https://api.atlassian.com/admin/v2/orgs/{orgId}/directories/{directoryId}/users?groupIds={groupId} The last…

Hey @Matthias Böhmer - in order for you to enforce SSO using Atlassian Access, you will need to first verify a domain and manage the users on that domain. You will then be able to set an authentication policy for those managed users. If you're interested, we can set up some time chat about this further. I'd be interested…

👋🏼 Hey @Alan Farkas Aneita here - I'm a product manager on the Atlassian Access team. By verifying a domain, you are able to manage users with Atlassian accounts on the verified domain. By managing users, you can then enforce authentication policies on the managed users (e.g. SSO, 2FA, session timeout etc), or have…

Hey @Jude Iyannah I'm Aneita - a product manager working on Atlassian Access. Unfortunately, a domain can only be verified by one Atlassian org today. We are currently working to remove this limitation so that multiple orgs can verify the same domain and each manage their subset of users. I would love to chat to you to…

Hey @Wim Abts - yes it does! If you run into any issues, please feel free to reach out. 

Hey @Martyn Colclough Thanks for the question! This is something that we're actually exploring now, and have plans to support enforcing 2FA for external users/consultants in the near future. We're actually in the middle of doing some user testing right now, so if you're interested in sharing your thoughts, send me an email…

Hey @[deleted] - what issue are you seeing when you try to use Google Authenticator to set up 2FA? I was able to successfully set up 2FA using it. 

Hey @Hemant Passi As Soumyadeep mentioned, there's currently no way to merge multiple Atlassian accounts into the one. I'm currently doing some research around this request though, and would love to chat to you to learn more about your use case and expectations around this functionality. Is this something you'd be…

Hi @Lee Public names are used in public forums like the Atlassian Community, and its visibility is always set to 'Anyone'. Full names are generally only visible to those that work on the same sites as you (e.g. for Jira and Confluence). In the case of Trello though, full names are visible to everyone. Regarding being able…

Hi @Diana de Vicente Can you let me know what issue you're running into or what error you see when you're trying to log in? Thanks, Aneita

Hey @Sandi Batik There's 2 options here: * Create a new account under the correct email address. Then delete the incorrect account. * Change the email address associated with your Atlassian account to be the correct email. If your account is a managed account, option 2 might not be available to you. Let me know if you have…

Hi @adelosa Thanks for reaching out and for the feedback! Keeping Bitbucket Pipelines a competitive tool is something that's very important to us. We've recently increased the minutes in our Standard and Premium plans which was part of making our minutes inclusions for the plans more competitive. Increasing the minutes…

Hi @Vivek.JayasimhaMuthyala It's difficult to understand what's causing this without knowing what your pipeline is configured to do. If you're still experiencing this issue, can you please raise a support ticket so that we can look at your repo and Pipelines in more details? Aneita

Hey @Harshit Singhal Unfortunately, there's no way to track these changes today. If this is something you're interested in seeing though, I encourage you to raise a public feature request under the Bitbucket Cloud project. This will help us gauge interest from other users in seeing the same thing too. Aneita

Hey @3686 Right now, you can only view the list of all pipelines that have run or are running on a per repository basis. We currently don't have this view on the account level (to give you that visibility across all your repositories in your account), but we do have an open feature request to support this. I definitely see…

Hi @Alex Pipelines can be configured to run when a change is pushed to a specific branch. The following example shows a pipeline that will run when changes are pushed to the master branch. pipelines: branches: master: - step: name: First step script: - echo 'This step runs when changes are pushed to master' You can modify…

Hi @kormanak7 Thanks for reaching out and sorry for the delayed response! With Pipelines, each step can only be configured to use one image. If the image you're using doesn't have what you need, you can either: * create a new image based off of both the images you need. * find another public image that has what you need.…

Hey @azolliker Looks like your config is slightly incorrect. It should be chmod +x build-debug.sh instead of chmod +x ./build-debug.sh Let me know if that fixes things :) 

Thanks for reaching out @sahero There currently isn't a way to select the specific step to run. A workaround might be to put a check at the beginning of each step to determine whether the step should be run or not. We have an open feature request on JAC to support optional steps in Pipelines which might help solve your use…

Hey @Lloyd Langley Bitbucket Cloud can be configured to work with Jenkins today, using the Bitbucket plugin provided by Jenkins. I also want to share that Bitbucket Cloud has an inbuilt CI/CD tool with advanced capabilities, letting your team get all the benefits of CI without the overhead of maintaining an additional tool…