Bitbucket Pipelines Beta: continuous delivery inside Bitbucket
Bitbucket Cloud is introducing Pipelines to let your team build, test, and deploy from Bitbucket. It is built right within Bitbucket, giving you end-to-end visibility from coding to deployment. With Bitbucket Pipelines there’s no CI server to setup, user management to configure, or repositories to synchronize. Just enable it in one click and you’re ready to go.
CI at scale, simplified with Bamboo 5.7
Whether you’re deep into CI or just getting started, planning for scale should always be considered. So today we’re excited to announce Bamboo 5.7 with new features to help you manage your servers as you scale up CI. Expiry has been extended to Deployments The biggest benefit to using a CI system is how frequently you […]
Fisheye/Crucible 3.5: Improved performance, better browsing
With great improvements in the user interface and new API calls for managing instances, the 3.5 release will delight both users and administrators of Fisheye and Crucible. We’re proud to announce the following developments: User experience improvements for code reviews and file browsing New REST resources to manage projects and permissions Fisheye starts indexing repositories updated in Stash with […]
Fisheye and Crucible tips & tricks: my favorite shortcuts
Last week, I was going through some specifications in Confluence with a relatively new Atlassian employee. As he was looking for a page he’d recently worked on, I casually mentioned, “Just hit G then R.” He did, and the Recently viewed pages popup appeared, letting him see all the pages he’d been working on recently. Him: “MATE! […]
Fisheye/Crucible 3.4: Fullscreen mode, Stash integration
Software development is a fast-moving industry and we can see today that a lot of companies are doing a transition from traditional VCS like Subversion to Git. It’s to support that effort that we’ve developed Stash, our Git development platform for teams, at Atlassian. With Fisheye/Crucible 3.4, we improved the integration with that platform as […]
A look back at the past months for Fisheye and Crucible
Not so long ago I was lucky enough to speak at our Getting Git Right tour about our migration from Subversion to Git here at Atlassian. I loved sharing our experience, and I had great questions from the crowd. It also confirmed my belief that many people need some time to make the transition from […]
Track code changes in Jira issues for Subversion, Perforce and more
It has always been a huge priority for Atlassian to bridge the gap between code and issues, and make teams more productive. The newest release of Jira 6.2, with integrations into Fisheye and Crucible 3.3, does just that by boosting the traceability between issues and source. The development panel in Jira will give you all […]
Fisheye and Crucible 3.3: Clearer reviews and extended APIs
I’m thrilled to announce the release of Fisheye and Crucible 3.3! Reviews are now easier to process and you can extend the integration with your systems with new REST resources. On top of that, Fisheye and Crucible are now a step ahead in supporting new technologies of the latest Subversion and Internet Explorer compatibilities. Try […]
Fisheye and Crucible 3.2 release: Check out repositories and search faster
I’m pleased to announce that the new Fisheye and Crucible release is out! We’re improving the way Fisheye and Crucible can be the central place for your developers to discover source, and improve code quality. Try Fisheye and Crucible 3.2 today Better design with the Atlassian Design Guidelines Thanks to the Atlassian Design Guidelines (ADG), we’re unifying […]
Jump through changesets and reviews with j/k keyboard shortcuts
We like to ship big things, but sometimes great things come out of tiny features. That’s how I feel about the review navigation shortcuts – with only 2 keys you can jump through all the files, diffs and comments of your changesets and reviews. Choosing the content to navigate In Fisheye, the j and k […]
Sydney DVCS Meetup #3 with Michael Neale from CloudBees on July 9th
We’re organising another another DVCS meetup next Tuesday to discuss one of the most exciting change in the world of software happening at the moment: the impact of distributed SCMs like Git and Mercurial on development workflows and productivity. For this occasion we’re having an external speaker, Michael Neale, who will take us behind the […]
Migrate to DVCS Meetup #2 on March 12th
G’day all! We’re finally organizing our second meetup in Sydney dedicated to people making the switch to Git or Mercurial. On this occasion we’re looking for a company willing to present their own implementation of Git or Mercurial and give a different perspective on their migration. If you’re interested, just send me an email at […]
Back to school: Using Fisheye Commit Graph with Jira and Crucible
Sometimes it doesn’t hurt to talk again about things we covered in the past. I must admit that before writing this post I was wondering whether or not people would find value in it as the Commit Graph isn’t really a brand new feature. But a couple discussions with some folks in Atlassian convinced me […]
Bring Code Quality to Jira with Fisheye and Crucible
“I remember when our team was just two developers…”. Have you made a statement like that recently? At Atlassian our development team grew from 2 guys to now over 300 developers working in different timezones. Collaborating on the code became more complex as the team was growing but the goal always stayed the same: improve […]
Reviewing code on any hosting service with Crucible
Note: This post concerns the Download edition of Crucible. When your development team reaches a certain size it can become hard to have a clean code review process. Remote developers can’t pair, you have more and more changesets filling in the review queue and more people involved in reviews. You need a way to streamline […]
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