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I have connected Bitbucket repo with JIRA project. Now when I commit to Bitbucket, I can reference JIRA issues or I can create branches in Bitbucket repo from JIRA and view commits from JIRA. However, when I create an issue in JIRA or an issue in Bitbucket, they are not being synced. I have not found any tutorial about this. Does this mean that Issues section in Bitbucket is useless when we connect it to JIRA? Is Issues section on Bitbucket only for repos that are not connected to JIRA (and I should turn it off in repos that have JIRA connection? I am sure this is easy answer for someone who's

It seems that Bitbucket has now blocked TLS 1.0 and 1.1. I am working in Eclipse on Mac OSx 10.12.6 using the MercurialEclipse (hg) 2.2 plugin. I was receiving SSL handshake errors whenever I tried to pull from the remote Bitbucket repository. I tried updating the plugin and doing a fresh install, but it still gave the same error. Then I tried downloading and installing the latest Mercurial package (4.8) from the mercurial web site. After doing this the error changed to this: warning: connecting to bitbucket.org using legacy security technology (TLS 1.0); see https://mercurial-scm.org/wiki

I'm using BitBucket and Attlasian Jira. They are linked between each other so i can resolve an issues just with git comment: git commit -m "BUG-123 #resolve #comment My comment" My question is. Is it possible to specify fix version with smart commit feature? According to the JIRA DVCS plugin API documentation , there are three commands you can use: #time #comment #<transition> There is no direct command to use to select the fix version, but you could likely set up a trigger or a hook in the JIRA system that will select a fix version for you upon transition, but there's no way to do it using

I have a git repository which is hosted in bit bucket. I use source tree to work with git. I have a pull request in which some files appear as modified, but the contents of the file are essentially unchanged. I noticed that when I compared the two branches in bit bucket and source tree. This is what the diff looks like in those tools : -j1 -j2 -j3 +j1 +j2 +j3 This is very confusing because (1) it makes it appear as though there are many changes, even though there are no real changes, and (2) any changes to a particular line could be missed if you have a huge file (unlike the small one I showed

I haven't been able to find any info about this, so i hope you guys can help me on this one I've a maven project hosted in bitbucket that has a BitBucket WebHook pointing to someurl/bitbucket-hook/ , this hooks triggers the build of my project that is defined by a pipeline that has this structure: node { stage 'Checkout' git url: 'https:...' def mvnHome = tool 'M3' #Various stages here ... stage 'Release' sh "${mvnHome}/bin/mvn -B clean install release:prepare release:perform release:clean" } the problem is that maven release plugin pushes changes to BitBucket, and this triggers again the