After scripts now available for Bitbucket Pipelines
Bitbucket Pipelines now supports the ability to run scripts at the end of a step execution, regardless of whether the step has failed or succeeded, using the after-script keyword.
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Upcoming changes to pull requests and merge check configuration
As part of the graduation of custom merge checks from open-beta to general availability (GA) that is planned for late-April 2024,…
GitHub joins Bitbucket in offering free private repos
GitHub joined Bitbucket in providing free private repositories, which is great news for their users and developers in general. A significant number…
Save time with default pull request descriptions
The Description field lets pull request authors set the context for a code review. By default, pull request descriptions automatically populate with a…
Faster feedback on merges with pull request pipelines
Pull requests make it simple for teams to collaborate on projects, allowing developers to work independently on feature branches and enabling…
Jira Software + Bitbucket Pipelines: New integration gives continuous visibility from backlog to release
Modern software teams are shipping software faster than ever before. With the adoption of continuous delivery and other practices like feature flagging,…
Update to outgoing webhook IP addresses
Starting in November 2018, some outgoing webhook requests from Bitbucket Cloud will be coming from Atlassian’s public IPs in addition to…
Reduce technical debt on Bitbucket Cloud with PullRequest
This article was written with Lyal Avery from PullRequest, a company that provides code review as a service to help teams…
Introducing Bitbucket Cloud branching model support
We want to make your Git development process easier in Bitbucket Cloud and so we’re excited to announce new support for your team’s branching workflow.…
Bitbucket’s new code review offers reviewers a fast track to approving changes
Code review is at the heart of building quality software. It’s a critical step to ensure your code won’t cause issues…