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问题 I've created a project on Red Hat openshift now i want to know about how can i connect it with my bit-bucket account to maintain and handle my openshift Project with bit-bucket 回答1: Clone your current repo to your computer, git clone {{ ssh:source_code }} The source code URL is available in the app console (under source code) ex: git clone ssh://555065b53433ca08f100001b@appname-domain.rhcloud.com/~/git/example.git/ log in to bitbucket, create a new repo, with type as git . navigate your

问题 In our company, it is not uncommon to branch features out using our names. So if we are on master and want to branch a new feature, we would create john/feature-test or bob/feature-test2 . This has worked great until recently one of our teammates lost the ability to push anything onto our origin. She can create other branches just fine, but if the branch starts with mira/... then it fails like this: $ git push -f Counting objects: 2, done. Delta compression using up to 4 threads. Compressing

问题 In some unknown cases when I pull using SourceTree, it consider all pulled files as uncommitted changes and won't allow to pull/push any more unless re-commit or discard those changes. If I discard uncommitted files, it will discard all the changes have been applied by my team-mate. What's wrong with that? Is there a known bug or whatever? 回答1: Not too sure if this is the issue but it sounds similar. When you pull, SourceTree pops up with a box. In this box there is a select box that reads.

问题 Is there a way using the BitBucket API to get a list of all commiters/contributors to a repository? I know I can user git-shortlog for this purpose but would rather make an API call if possible. 回答1: No, we do not currently have that kind of data indexed, or available through the API. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34472966/bitbucket-get-list-of-all-contributors

问题 I am porting a project that was originally only worked on by me to bitbucket so that someone else may help me. We do not want this to be an open source project and it should only be the two of us working on it. The question is whether I make it a personal repo and then invite him to it or whether I make a team that the two of us are on and then have a repo for the team. Is there a difference between the two approaches? Any benefits to either one? 回答1: No, don't have any difference between the

问题 I'm trying to set up Jenkins to pull from a bitbucket repo (on Windows Server 2008). I've generated a key, uploaded it to bitbucket, configured Mercurial to use Plink, am running Pageant, and can clone from the command line. When I set up the Jenkins job, it tries to clone the repo but just hangs with the "working" icon in the console output Building in workspace <workspace> $ hg clone --rev default --noupdate ssh://hg@bitbucket.org/user/repo <workspace> <spinning working icon> If I clone the

问题 I've setup a Satis repository on one of our remote servers allowing access to our private packages hosted on Bitbucket. I've created an SSH key pair on that server and added the public key to our Bitbucket user. Building Satis works just fine this way. Now, when I want to do a composer install on any remote server hosting an app, I don't have the right permissions unless I create a key pair on that server and also add its public key to Bitbucket. I don't want to do this for every project

问题 Closed . This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. Closed 2 years ago . I want to check if I have the latest version of program. I have my program shared to bitbucket.org , and I want my c++ code to write me if I need to pull the latest version, or I already have the latest version. 回答1: First, you have to fetch to get the state of the remote tracking

问题 I am very new to version control, so my questions are very basic. I am trying to use Mercurial for the purpose. I have a local working directory on my mac. I want to use Bitbucket to backup the files and the repository in this directory. Will the following command: hg push localDirectoryWithRepo http://bitbucker.org/user_name/repo_on_bitbucket transfer my files also to Bitbucket, or only the repository? Also, I tried the command: hg clone localDirectoryWithRepo http://bitbucker.org/user_name

问题 There was an existing bitbucket repo A with over 200 commits. I downloaded the code (without .git files). Created new repo B with all the existing code added in first commit. Then 150 more commits on repo B. repo A has no new commits, I worked on repo B only. Now the requirement is a Single repo with all the code and history (if possible) or Repo B changes as a single entry in history. A third repo C will be fine coz dont want to risk A and B. 回答1: If I understood you correctly, you currently