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Creating a Jira Cloud issue in a single REST Call
One call is all it takes to create an issue through the Jira Cloud REST API. But before you can make that call, there are a couple of steps you need to take.
Applications open for App Week Berlin 2019: Cloud for the Enterprise
We’re now accepting applications for the next App Week, which will happen June 3-7, 2019 in the heart of Berlin, Germany. As Atlassian’s cloud growth moves into the enterprise, make sure you’re ahead of the game with cloud apps that will meet their demands. We will have product teams from Jira Software Cloud, Jira Service Desk Cloud, Confluence Cloud, […]
Amazing App Week in Amsterdam
AAA, in the US, is an acronym that stands for American Automobile Association. However, in Europe, AAA stands for Amazing App week in Amsterdam. On November 12 – 16, 2018, We brought 97 developers/vendors and 35 Atlassians to the AtlasCamp 2013 venue in Amsterdam, The Netherlands to work on Data Center and Cloud apps. This was our ninth […]
Mark your calendars for Developer Day at Atlassian Summit
Atlassian Summit wouldn’t be anything without the insightful stories, action-packed advice, and best practices shared from the stage by experts like you. On April 8 in Las Vegas, industry leaders across software, IT, and team collaboration will come together to discuss what’s next. What will you add to the conversation? We’re expanding Summit and adding […]
Writing great docs for your app, part one
Knowing how to document your app can be challenging. If you’re new to crafting documentation, you may be asking questions like: A large part of my job is helping people answer these questions, and in this blog I’d like to focus on one thing that you can do to help create useful and consistent content. […]
Tune in to the Atlas Camp Keynote September 6th
If you aren’t able to join us for Atlas Camp in Barcelona, you can still tune in online. Come back here on September 6th at 8:30 AM GMT to watch the keynote live. Can’t make that time? Come back later and watch the recording. In addition, keep an eye on the Atlas Camp site as we’ll […]
Introducing BDDA, the infrastructure workflow we use for Kubernetes
In Atlassian’s Kubernetes platform team, we’re working to bring the existing Kubernetes clusters under one team’s management; to arrive at some standard tooling, build processes, and workflow to build the Kubernetes clusters that are running internal workloads. This is the result. We’ve spent a lot of time trying to find a workflow and dev process that would […]
Aliasing authors in Git
So you’ve got a Git repository where the same person has used multiple emails. Maybe some commits were created with a mistake in the Git configuration. Maybe you used a home email address by mistake. Maybe you are merging with a new company so your old email address isn’t valid anymore. However it happened, you […]
How we built Bitbucket Data Center to scale
This post is the first part of a series on how we built Bitbucket Data Center to scale. Check out the entire series here Today is Bitbucket Data Center’s second birthday! It really was two years ago that Stash Data Center 3.5 (as it was then called) became the first collaborative Git solution on the market built for […]
npm for Bitbucket 2.0: Now with private packages!
Note: This is a repost of our previous announcement. However if you don’t have it already, the Bitbucket NPM add-on is now available in the Atlassian Marketplace. Original announcement … We’re pleased to announce version 2.0 of Tim’s npm for Bitbucket integration. The major change for this release is the addition of support for private packages. Read […]
Common Dockerfile Mistakes
We live in a containerized world. As companies transition from monolithic builds to microservice architectures, we often overlook some common mistakes we make when we write our Dockerfiles. Most are simple mistakes, allowing a user to make use of build cache in a more pragmatic fashion. Others, should be avoided at all costs. The following […]
Protect our Git Repos, Stop Foxtrots Now!
First, what is a foxtrot merge? A foxtrot merge is a specific sequence of git commits. A particularly nefarious sequence. Out in the open, in lush open grasslands, the sequence looks like this: But foxtrots are rarely seen in the open. They hide up in the canopy, in-between the branches. I call them foxtrots because, […]
Atlassian introduces new cloud development environment
The Atlassian Connect team is proud to announce the launch of the cloud development environment for JIRA and Confluence. We are really excited about this new environment and want to share with you a little more info about how to use it to build your add-ons. Why we did this Until now, you had to […]
Git LFS 1.2: Clone Faster
As we announced a little while ago, Atlassian is collaborating with GitHub and many others in the community to contribute to the ongoing development of Git LFS. Together, we’re trying to solve the problems that face teams who need to store large files in their Git repositories, on projects like game development, media production and […]
Tip of the Week: Using different SSH keys for multiple Bitbucket accounts
Create a key for each of your accounts To generate a new key pair simply run this command in the ~/.ssh/ folder: The -C option is a comment to help identify the key. The -f option specifies the file name. Repeat the above for each Bitbucket account you want to use. Add the public key […]