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Resolving conflicts with git-rerere
Resolving conflicts is never fun so you may as well use rerere to make fixing them easier, and even a bit fun.
Automate Coverage Reports in Pull Requests with Bitbucket, Jenkins and SonarCloud
At Instaclustr, we’ve experienced significant growth in our team sizes that has been great for increasing the scope and speed of our development. The flip-side to this benefit is that…
Writing a microservice in Golang which communicates over gRPC
Step by step instructions on how to write a microservice in Go with gRPC.
Adding human interaction back into automated builds
With our continual focus on automating everything it’s easy to forget that some tasks still require a human touch. This is why we originally introduced the ability to manually run pipelines. This feature works well for simple use cases, but there are many use cases that it hasn’t been able to support. Until now. Today, […]
Get rid of hacky workarounds and speed up your work with Bitbucket 6.3
Improving developers’ quality of life, one update at a time.
Automating Serverless framework deployments using Bitbucket Pipelines
Bitbucket now offers pre-built Pipes to deploy Lambdas to AWS. But what if we want to deploy an entire Serverless stack?
Automating AWS Lambda deployments using Bitbucket Pipelines and Bitbucket Pipes
Today we’ll talk about Bitbucket Pipes and learn how to use it to automate Lambda deployments on AWS.
Level up your code review with continuous integration
At Atlassian we are big believers in reviewing code via pull requests. Every single line of code that is written follows a code review process before it is merged and deployed to production. Besides the benefit of diminishing the likelihood of bugs reaching production and the collaboration and learning that occurs when reviewing code with […]
Take control with branch permissions in Bitbucket Cloud
Branch permissions are a great way to balance giving your team the freedom to get work done while enforcing workflows and preventing unwanted changes or deletions being made to your codebase. Bitbucket Cloud makes it easy to control which users and groups can write to or merge a branch, prevent users from force-pushing or deleting […]
LAMP vs. MEAN: Which stack is right for you?
Here is a detailed overview of LAMP and the relatively new, MEAN stack, which are currently the most popular open source web stacks and a brief overview of other stacks.
Deploying an Angular app on a Google VM Using Bitbucket Pipelines
Though Angular builds are easy, developers face issues when configuring deployments and setting up CI/CD pipelines. This post outlines the steps required…
Bitbucket + Bitrise: Configuring Continuous Integration for an iOS app
When iOS applications start growing, at some point it becomes essential to have a quick develop-release-test feedback loop. You can create this loop by…
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 […]
Celebrating 10 million Bitbucket Cloud registered users
Today we’re excited to announce the developer community on Bitbucket Cloud has reached 10 million registered users. This is a milestone we’re incredibly proud of and we’re honored so many of you rely on us to help turn your ideas, dreams, and aspirations into reality. Since Bitbucket’s inception in 2008 our mission has been simple […]