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Add file attachments to pull requests in Bitbucket Cloud
During code review, static image files might not be adequate when a developer wants to demo their changes. Starting now, teams can attach any type of file to a pull request. No need to worry about the file size either. For example, “before and after” screen recordings can be uploaded and viewed directly in a pull request.…
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Use the Community API to query tags
Let's talk about Tags There are over 16k tags on the Community. You can view the most popular tags here. To query posts by tags we can use the public Community API v2. The examples below only work for public posts, not posts in private boards. These are anonymous requests and can access data available to users who are not…
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Atlassian Community RSS feed tips and tricks
RSS feeds are a great way to watch the content that is important to you. Here are some ways to fine-tune your Atlassian Community RSS feeds to focus the content you want, and leave out the stuff you don't. Collection feeds On collection pages like this one for Bitbucket, we have RSS feeds available in the Watch menu. Those…
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Friday Fun: What emoji is a mystery to you?
Are there any emojis that you are confused by? The latest smart phones contain over 200 emojis. Autosuggested emojis 😎 Depending on your phone settings, you may see emojis suggested when you compose a text or email. I'm not Australian, but as an Atlassian the Aussie talk has grown on me a bit. I was always confused by the…
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Community degraded performance: Latency issues while posting
The Atlassian Community is currently experiencing a platform latency issue that occurs while posting to the Community. This is causing slowness and the duplication of posts. Our platform team is actively investigating this problem. Please watch this thread for updates.
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Editor bugs and broken @mentions
Hi folks, On the morning September 8th we worked with our vendor and deployed a change to this site that we hoped would fix some of the 'flagged as spam' issues many of your were experiencing. Unfortunately, our efforts did not adequately fix things as intended and created some new bugs. Current issues are as follows: *…
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"Git" set up on Git
If you just got a new computer or are using Git for the first time, you may find some of these commands useful. Note: these commands are from a Mac user Global settings are stored in a system .gitconfig file; view that file by using the command: $ cat ~/.gitconfig Single repo settings stored in the /.git/config in your…
