Bitbucket

I followed the tutorials but I don't see anything on my OnDemand instance. Maybe my expectations are wrong. What will this sync? Source, commits?

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• bitbucket
• cloud

I am trying to import dump file into svn repository but got error. I see names mismatched between dump file and my new project, but I can't create project with the same names in jira. what should I d...

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• import
• svn

I don't understand the install documentation for the "Subversion JIRA" plug-in? and the online help for JIRA (JIRA 101) all seem to be documenting how to install the plug-in if I am hosting JIRA on m...

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• app
• cloud
• jira-cloud
• svn

Can I configure Fisheye to not index tags on a repository? We are indexing forked Github repositories, and we don't want those tags.

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• fisheye-crucible
• git
• github

I just imported our SVN repository to OnDemand and received the following error: Error importing file RIT.gz into the Atlassian OnDemand Subversion repository: Error importing file "RIT.gz"...

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• cloud
• import
• jira-cloud
• svn

I am using ssh , my repo location is ssh://username@hg.server.com//hg/repo what else do i need to do in order to get this working. Important: Keep in mind that i have to authenticate ALL ...

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• fisheye-crucible
• mercurial

I am trying to set up a commit base build for a project on Bamboo. I am using a Mercurial repository. My Mercurial repsitories are located on a linux machine. My Bamboo server is on a Windows mac...

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• bamboo
• build
• commit
• mercurial
• trigger

I have successfully established the connector, associated Jira project key and bitbucket repository URL and added the suggested post-commit URL on the bitbucket POST service: /BitbucketPostCommit.jsp...

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• bitbucket-cloud
• cloud
• git

Ok, this is a toal noob question. I must be missing something pretty obvious. I'm using Coda to build web apps. I have git repositories in my local source folders that I now manage with SourceTre...

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• git
• sourcetree

hi, after installing Jira Subversion plugin, i am trying to add a new repository, and i am confused about the display name and repository root, can i change the display name later ? and what to enter...

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• cloud
• jira
• svn

I have a local Mercurial installation in /sw/bin (more recent than the one used by SourceTree). I made 2 symlinks in /usr/local/bin and /usr/bin but SourceTree doesn't find them when I click on "Util...

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• mercurial
• sourcetree

I am in a bind and in a rush actually. At my job I was asked to set up source control and get it working really quickly, so this is the first time I have used subversion and need a little help with a...

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• hook
• svn

I have an internal SVN repository that I would like to allow external users to collaborate on privately. It seems like BitBucket is just the tool for this purpose, but I'm having trouble figuring ou...

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• bitbucket-cloud
• cloud
• svn

My company is thinking of purchasing a Fisheye + Crucible license. We have about 150 commiters in our SVN repository but only need 100 Fisheye + Crucible licenses since we shall not be sending ...

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• commit
• fisheye-crucible
• licence

Hello, our company uses the hosted companyname.jira.com solution for our PHP projects. I have bamboo setup to run phpunit currently. Would it be possible to either svn export or remote svn update o...

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• bamboo
• cloud
• jira
• svn

So, my experience with the way FishEye handles Git repositories have been confusing and a bit frustrating. The one thing I noticed is the a FishEye managed repository will not index unless I use the...

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• fisheye-crucible
• git

I have searched for an answer for this; Who knows it may be as simple as bamboo pulling a tag out of JIRA but not sure. We make heavy use of tags and branches just some random repository I walked in...

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• bamboo
• mercurial

All the documentation tells me to use a SVN command line to load it. I couldn't find anyplace in JIRA Studio to enter a command line to access the hosted Subversion. How can I do this?

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• import
• source
• svn

This is both a question and a suggestion. Is it possible to make marked up README files within subfolders also render, the way that they do at the root folder. This would be nice for larger products,...

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• bitbucket-cloud
• cloud

As of the FishEye 2.7 EAP 2 release it is possible to "Create and Manage Git Repositories". The documentation is titled Enabling Repository Management in FishEye, however it only refers to Git. Do yo...

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• fisheye-crucible
• mercurial

We are having problem with bamboo checkout. Even if we had asked users not to use accented characters ( we are a french compagny) in filename and folder names, why would they listen to us, we're ju...

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• bamboo
• check-out
• encoding
• special-character
• svn

I have fisheye (Version:2.6.0 Build:20110606054705 2011-06-07) installed and have it scanning our subversion repository. We use svn externals in our repository but it doesn't show up when I browse t...

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• external
• fisheye-crucible
• svn

I normally wouldn't be bugged by a scan that takes about 15 minutes but when you have developers that need to create reviews of code they pushed in, it's making the Crucible usage experience not that...

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• fisheye-crucible
• git

The following post describes various methods to force commiters to comment their check-in to their SVN repo. How is this possible using JIRA Studio? http://www.stillnetstudios.com/require-subversio...

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• comment
• commit
• hook
• jira-studio
• svn

I'm creating a new plan to access a subversion repository, which is managed by svnserve (v1.6.9) instead of an apache-based server (this is pretty common now). The URL for my repository managed by s...

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• bamboo
• subversion
• svn