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Automatic Merging When Builds Pass

Today Bitbucket is releasing a new labs feature, “Pending Merges”, which allows for automatic merging of pull requests when builds pass. This means no more continually checking back in on your pull request, just waiting and waiting for your builds to pass before you can finally merge it. You will no longer be forced to […]

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4 reasons why Data Center is built for the enterprise

How Data Center helps you manage your Atlassian products at scale.

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Enhance your DevOps toolchain with Integrated CI/CD

A seamless way to connect Bitbucket to the leading CI/CD solutions, increasing developer velocity and accelerating time to production.

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Moving away from Master as the default name for Branches in Git

Over the last few weeks there has been ongoing discussion within the Git project and teams at Bitbucket, Gitlab, GitHub and other industry providers about Git’s use of ‘master’ as the default name for the first branch that is created on a repository. ‘Master’ appears to be an inherited reference from BitKeeper which was adapted […]

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Zero time deployment process for Magento2

The Magento 2 production deployment flow helps a store reach maximum performance by minimizing downtime during deployment. The length of time your production site is in maintenance mode depends on the size of the site, the number of changes applied during the deployment, and the configuration for static content deployment. One of the challenges with […]

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Conditional steps and improvements to logs in Bitbucket Pipelines

We recently shipped a number of improvements to Bitbucket Pipelines, helping you interact with pipeline logs and giving you greater flexibility with your pipeline with conditional steps. Search in logs Pipelines renders the logs using infinite scrolling displaying a visible portion of text as you scroll through it. This is great when it comes to […]

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What Can We Learn from the Code in Git’s Initial Commit?

The vast majority of Git resources discuss how to use Git. Very few describe how Git actually works and even fewer look under the hood at Git’s code. In this article, I’m going to examine the initial commit of Git’s code to help you understand Git from the code perspective. If you are unfamiliar with […]

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Automate manual tasks with Bitbucket Pipelines

Each time you make changes to your code, you have to go through many manual steps like testing, building artifacts, deploying to several environments and more…

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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 […]

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Supporting distributed teams with Bitbucket Data Center

Here are the signs your team might be ready for an upgrade.

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Replicating Bitbucket Pipelines on your laptop for local debugging

This post was written by Bitbucket user Ayush Sharma. Bitbucket Pipelines is one of my favourite CI/CD tools, and I use it pretty heavily daily. Given the full range of use-cases available for Pipelines, I have to frequently diagnose and debug new issues, and this process of debugging starts with being able to replicate the […]

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5 tips to keep your code secure

As the ownership of application security shifts left into developers’ hands, building security into your CI/CD pipeline is increasingly critical…

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Ushering in a new phase of code management and enterprise scale

Built based on some of your top requests, Bitbucket 7.0 delivers our best experience to date.

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Cloning another Bitbucket repository in Bitbucket Pipelines

This post was written by Bitbucket user Ayush Sharma.  I recently had a use-case where I wanted to clone another Bitbucket repository during a Pipelines execution. Doing this is very simple, but there is a lot of conflicting information online, so I thought I would document the steps here. Imagine a very simple Pipeline that […]

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Disabling clones in pipelines steps

Bitbucket Pipelines executes a git clone of your repository before every step in your pipeline. This behavior is common as it lets you build your code or run your tests, however there are cases you might not need it. For example, you might have a deployment step that deploys a previously built artifact – performing […]