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3 steps to convince your team it’s time to get Data Center
It’s a brand new year, and with it will come a brand new budgeting cycle. Something many wait for, and maybe even dread to some extent! You start thinking about the tools and services that could accelerate your business results. Perhaps you’ve already spent months evaluating something, and now really want to make the case […]
Confidence to release early and often: Introducing Bitbucket Deployments
Teams are deploying code faster than ever, thanks to continuous delivery practices and tools like Bitbucket Pipelines. But this has caused a huge problem: it’s hard keeping up with all the deployments and knowing where things are at. That’s why we’ve built Bitbucket Deployments to sit next to your source code and to be configurable with […]
Better repository search and fork discovery come to Bitbucket Server 5.6
How long has your code base been around? Jira Software is our oldest project at Atlassian clocking in at 15 years old. That’s a lot of code, and more importantly a lot of repositories with the word “Jira” in the name! Our switch to Git, where it’s common to create more repositories with less code in each, didn’t help […]
Pipelines manual steps for confidence in your deployment pipeline
Bitbucket Pipelines gives you the ability to build, test and deploy from directly within Bitbucket Cloud. Today, we’re excited to announce that you can now use manual steps in Bitbucket Pipelines. With manual steps, you can customize your CI/CD pipeline by configuring steps that will only be run when manually triggered by someone on your team. […]
Bitbucket Server 5.5 brings personal access tokens and rebase workflows
These days developing software can feel a lot like running in a relay race, pushing ever faster to pass the baton amongst your teammates. The quicker you can push new features, bug-fixes, or performance improvements out to your customers the greater the competitive edge in the market. There are many ways to improve speed overall, […]
Add structure to your pipeline with multiple steps in Bitbucket Pipelines
Bitbucket Pipelines empowers modern teams to build, test and deploy their code directly within Bitbucket. Today, we’re excited to share a huge improvement to how Pipelines can be structured to suit your team’s workflow, with support for multiple steps – the highest voted feature request in Bitbucket Pipelines. With multiple steps in Pipelines, you can now: Structure […]
Bitbucket Pipelines can count! (Builds are now numbered)
We’ve heard your feedback loud and clear – Bitbucket Pipelines needed build numbers, something you can use as a unique numeric identifier in your build and deployment pipeline. Today I’m happy to announce that we’ve shipped $BITBUCKET_BUILD_NUMBER – an incrementing build number for each build in your repository that is available as an environment variable. All previous builds […]
Bringing you speed, power and flexibility with 12 new features in Bitbucket Pipelines.
We launched Bitbucket Pipelines less than a year ago as a fully hosted CI/CD service that lives next to your code. By having Pipelines integrated with Bitbucket Cloud, setting it up is effortless – teams don’t need to sign up for another service, connect repositories or manage another set of users and permissions. We also manage all the […]
Scheduled pipelines now available in Bitbucket Pipelines
Bitbucket Pipelines makes it quick and easy to get fast feedback when changes are committed. However, there are many use cases where builds need to be run on both changes to the code base and on a regular schedule. Some examples include: Nightly builds that take longer to run Daily or weekly deployments to a test […]
4 features in 4 weeks: here’s what’s new in Bitbucket Cloud
Machines are cheap, but your time isn’t. Throughout your day, every tedious task adds up. Individually reverting each commit in the command line after a mistake, searching forever for an important part of your code during a review, or waiting on a build to finish can be culprits that contribute to an unproductive day. We […]
Document changes with required issue keys in Bitbucket Cloud
“Why was this change made again?” Issue keys referenced in commit messages help answer this question by providing a link with more context around why a particular change was made. They’re useful for everyone from new team members getting their bearings with a repo, to quality engineers reviewing the latest release, or a budding startup getting […]
Introducing code aware search for Bitbucket Cloud
Code aware search Save time combing through usage results with a semantic search that ranks definitions first over usages or variables names. Sign up for Bitbucket Cloud to take it for a spin. Get started, it’s free The search for code search is finally over: Bitbucket Cloud is launching code aware search, specifically built for teams who have many […]
Bitbucket Pipelines now supports building Docker images, and service containers for database testing
Companies love delivering their applications using Docker. According to Forrester, 30% of enterprise developers are actively exploring containers, and Docker is the dominant DevOps tool, with 35% of organizations adopting it, according to a recent RightScale survey. Docker provides a painless method of building and deploying applications as a set of independent micro services, which are scalable and resilient. […]
Atlassian Clover is now open source
Our company mission – to unleash the potential in every team – shapes the products we create today. A big part of this is delivering new features and improvements through continual updates and releases. For many years Atlassian Clover has provided Java and Groovy developers a reliable source for code coverage analysis. This dependability has allowed […]
Generate SSH keys for Bitbucket Pipelines
Configuring SSH access to servers for your builds and deployments on Bitbucket Pipelines used to be a real pain. We had a manual process that involved generating keys locally, then base64 encoding them to pass through environment variables in your build. You also needed to add hosts to the SSH known_hosts file so various commands […]