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    • Bitbucket Data Center - Git 2.54.x Performance Regression

      We’ve seen an increase in performance-related issues with Git 2.54.x causing slow pushes and file history timeouts in Bitbucket Data Center. We are actively investigating the root cause. Until then, we recommend staying on Git 2.50.x or below on your server. Confirm the supported Git for your versions of Bitbucket Data…

    • Git 2.43+ Performance Regression

      Git 2.43.0+ introduced a performance regression that is causing slow clones and fetches in Bitbucket Data Center. The Git maintainers are aware of this issue and working on a fix. Until then, we recommend staying on Git 2.42.1 and below on your server. Find more information on: BSERV-19424

    • Performance regression running Bitbucket Server and Data Center with Git 2.38.0+

      In Git 2.38.0 a change was made to ensure Git can restore pre-merge state after a git-merge. This involves doing more work resulting in increased disk IO and CPU usage. In the context of running Git as a client this is an insignificant impact; however in Bitbucket Server and Data Center this codepath is executed frequently…

    • Git LFS v3.0.1 includes backwards incompatible changes with Bitbucket Data Center & Server

      The newly released Git LFS 3.0.1 client includes backwards incompatible changes that break functionality with Bitbucket Data Center & Server 7.16.0 and below. We have released Bitbucket 7.16.1 which includes fixes and support for Git LFS 3.0.1. If you’re using Git LFS, do not upgrade to the 3.0.1 client until you have…

    • Summit Scavenger Hunt - Meet the ShipIt Live teams

      We've flown 4 Atlassian teams into Las Vegas and have given them 24 hours to create a project from scratch to give you first-hand look at how we do ShipIt, our quarterly hackathon at Atlassian. Your challenge: * Find the ShipIt Live area and talk to at least one of our 4 teams * Post here with your favorite project, a…

    • Search for strings with @ character

      I'm trying to do a quick search for a string with an @ character, for example "@prod". The @ character seems to be removed from the query and only results with "prod" are included. Is there a way to escape or quote the "@prod" query to find results for that exact string? I've tried: * "@prod" * '@prod' * \@prod

    • Jenkins Unable to Clone Stash Repository

      We're having trouble getting Jenkins to clone any of our Stash repositories over HTTP or HTTPS. The URL in the Jenkins job is http://stash.company.com:7990/scm/project/repo.git, when the job is run, we get the following error in Jenkins: Cloning repository http://stash.company.com:7990/scm/project/repo.gitgit --versiongit…

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