What’s next for Atlassian Intelligence (AI) in Bitbucket
With AI technology advancing rapidly, we at Atlassian recognize its potential to accelerate collaboration, and are invested in infusing it into all of our Atlassian Cloud products. Launching our beta program was the first step to supporting teams with AI, and we’re grateful for all who have joined us in this journey so far. We […]
Sunsetting Mercurial support in Bitbucket
[Update Aug 26, 2020] All hg repos have now been disabled and cannot be accessed. [Update July 1, 2020] Today, mercurial repositories, snippets, and wikis will turn to read-only mode. After July 8th, 2020 they will no longer be accessible. The version control software market has evolved a lot since Bitbucket began in 2008. When […]
5 advanced admin controls in Bitbucket Cloud
There’s no magic recipe for great team collaboration, but if we had to boil it down, it’d come down to visibility and organization. Teams work best when each individual has the flexibility to do their job their own way while sharing a set of common goals and protocols. But when it comes to real-life workflows, […]
Everything you need to know about build minutes in Bitbucket Pipelines
Compared to on-premise alternatives, cloud-based CI/CD tools eliminate the cost of acquiring, maintaining, and updating infrastructure and the dedicated teams needed to look after them. There are different ways cloud vendors charge for usage of their CI/CD tool, and it’s wise to understand what costs might look like for your team. Pipelines pricing is based […]
Introducing Atlassian for VS Code: Bitbucket Cloud and Jira Software extension for Visual Studio Code
Developers spend most of their day in three places: chat, their IDE, and a code repository platform like Bitbucket. In between, a lot of hours are spent context switching between apps. At Atlassian, our goal is to cut out all of the alt-tabbing and make you more productive by bringing your work closer to where […]
How to use merge checks to enforce your master branch
Your master branch represents the code that you will ship to your customers, and should be protected at all costs. No one intends to ship a bug to a customer on purpose, so having a mechanism in place to catch these subtle bugs is essential to a development team. Code review has been around in some form […]
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