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问题 BitBucket uses a MarkDown to render the 'index page' with the readme.md file which is in our repository. There is a string in the readme.md file which looks like a commit hash 'a68c7c33f98668bea65636a7462a94f17446e151' but it isn't. Now apperently bitbucket uses urlize (projekt from django) to autolink everything usefull in our readme.md. This is useful for links but not when this hash, which is not a commit has, becomes a link to a commit which doesn't exist. I'm looking now for a simple way

问题 BitBucket uses a MarkDown to render the 'index page' with the readme.md file which is in our repository. There is a string in the readme.md file which looks like a commit hash 'a68c7c33f98668bea65636a7462a94f17446e151' but it isn't. Now apperently bitbucket uses urlize (projekt from django) to autolink everything usefull in our readme.md. This is useful for links but not when this hash, which is not a commit has, becomes a link to a commit which doesn't exist. I'm looking now for a simple way

问题 My local file and mercurial revision are at different stages however hg pull & hg update default returns a no changes message. On bitbucket my repo and revision I am trying to pull to local machine is https://bitbucket.org/sayth/pyxml/src/c63b5ce2119ae64331ee2551fc19083315be0571/xrace.py [sayth@localhost pyXML]$ hg pull && hg update default pulling from https://bitbucket.org/sayth/pyxml searching for changes no changes found 0 files updated, 0 files merged, 0 files removed, 0 files unresolved

问题 I have 50+ repositories in a BitBucket project and I want them to execute the same job when a commit is pushed (that is maven build and deploy to artifactory). I tried to create a Maven job and make it work, but that can be linked to only one repository. I also tried installing the Bitbucket Team plugin and creating a project with it, and I think this could lead to a solution. In fact I saw that it scans automatically all the repositories with a JenkinsFile in it, so I thought that I could

问题 Following BitBucket docs: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/clone-a-repository-223217891.html This is the example code snippet of cloning using git. But when using the ":" I get an error of "could not resolve hostname" but when I use "/" I don't have any issues. What am I missing? Is the documentation incorrect? $ git clone ssh://git@bitbucket.org:teamsinspace/documentation-tests.git $ git clone ssh://git@bitbucket.org/teamsinspace/documentation-tests.git 回答1: There are two different

问题 I am using a local BitBucket server with Git. I am trying to get started with Continous Integration so I've set up a local Jenkins instance. The goal is to have Jenkins check out pull-requests and build the project, and then report back to BitBucket with the result. In BitBucket I am using Webhook to Jenkins for Stash which notifies my Jenkins instance each time a pull-request is created/updated. In Jenkins i am using Stash pullrequest builder plugin to have Jenkins checkout the pullrequest,

问题 I've searched Atlassian docs and found this ref/pull-requests/$PR_NO/from and when I try to fetch that, I encounter this error Couldn't find remote ref refs/pull-requests/1/from . Is there a way to enable this ref? Or are webhooks the only option? I am trying a CI setup with Bitbucket. (We're on the 10-user paid plan) 回答1: This is now possible. You just need to add a line like this to your <repo_root>/.git/config : [remote "origin"] url = ... fetch = ... fetch = +refs/pull-requests/*:refs

问题 Help! I need to recover a branch. I've been using git with the Bitbucket UI to try and simplify things, but missed a checked checkbox... What I did: I created a pull request and merged my feature branch into the dev branch, closing the feature branch (desired outcome). I then created a pull request and merged my dev branch into the staging branch (desired), but I missed that the checkbox was still marked to "close branch on merge", which happened (not desired). What I want: I would like to

问题 First, I am an absolute noob with git, repos and command line. I have repo on Bitbucket and I basically want to be able to push to the repository via gitbash without entering a password each time. What I have : A repository on Bitbucket with the code already set up. A local directory where the repository is cloned. A public key and a private key generated via PuTTY. Public key added to Bitbucket via the Manage SSH keys page. How do I now make it work so that I don't have to enter the password

问题 I'm working on a project in a private repository on https://www.bitbucket.com. I'm coding it locally, then staging, commiting and pushing the update vie BitBucket's Windows Git client, Sourcetree. After that, I'm pulling the files from a remote shared server, which requires SSH authentication. I've tried the following in order to connect the git repo with the bitbucket account: Launched the embedded Sourcetree SSH agent (Pageant) Added my .ppk (PuTTY Private Key) to Pageant using my