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Can you have different Software Projects in Jira commit to the same Repository in BitBucket?

Hayley Hinkle
Hayley Hinkle I'm New Here Feb 26, 2021

I have two Scrum teams working off the same backlog. I'm wondering if I split their backlog into two different projects in Jira, can they commit to the same repository in Bitbucket? I'm not sure how the build process works so I wouldn't want them to have two different backlogs if it gets messy with the build. 

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Mikael Sandberg
Mikael Sandberg Community Leader Feb 26, 2021

Hi @Hayley Hinkle,

Welcome to Atlassian Community!

The short answer is yes, you can have multiple Jira projects committing to the same repository. The link between Bitbucket and Jira is based on the issue key, not the project. 

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Hayley Hinkle
Hayley Hinkle I'm New Here Feb 26, 2021

@Mikael Sandberg  Thanks for that. I'm afraid to ask what the long answer is...

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Mikael Sandberg
Mikael Sandberg Community Leader Feb 26, 2021 • edited

The long answer is not that long... :) Just more detailed on how the integration works. Bitbucket links a commit and pull request to Jira based on the issue key. Just be aware that Bitbucket will not check if the key exist or not, as long as the key look like xxx-xxx Bitbucket thinks it is a Jira issue. 

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