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I have a repo that I've cloned from GitHub and want to have a mirror of this repo on BitBucket. Is there is any way how to do it? Something like having two origin in the repo as I think. You could simply add a second remote: git remote add bitbucket /url/to/am/empty/bitbucket/repo and push everything to bitbucket: git push --mirror bitbucket You can actually pull from or push to multiple remotes from your local repo. As noted below in Rahulmohan Kolakandy 's answer , if you are talking about an on-premise BitBucket server (as opposed to bitbucket.org), then you can take advantage of BitBucket

I am using Mercurial version control for my project. Everything like push , pull , update is doing okay but one thing is going wrong: when I am using push it is showing something like this warning: bitbucket.org certificate with fingerprint 24:9c:45:8b:9c:aa:ba:55:4e:01:6d:58:ff:e4:28:7d:2a:14:ae:3b not verified (check hostfingerprints or web.cacerts config setting) Can someone tell me where is the wrong part. Any help and suggestions are highly appreciable. Putting this in my .hgrc did the trick. [hostfingerprints] bitbucket.org = 45:ad:ae:1a:cf:0e:73:47:06:07:e0:88:f5:cc:10:e5:fa:1c:f7:99

This question already has an answer here: Message 'src refspec master does not match any' when pushing commits in Git 70 answers I am trying to add a file to my repository on BitBucket and I am having trouble. I am using GIT and this is what I type in $ cd lis4368/assignments $ git remote $ git remote -v $ git remote rm origin and then I type this in (this is what BitBucket tells me to enter) $ git remote add origin https://cpb09e@bitbucket.org/cpb09e/cpb09e.git $ git push -u origin master And I keep getting this error message: error: src refspec master does not match any. error: failed to

I need to change an old git commit message in BitBucket. I tried git rebase -i and reworded my message but when I pulled and committed it just kept the old message in BitBucket and merged my changes in. Jadav Bheda It's basically 4 step process. But a bit risky if multiple team member are working on the same branch and have their own copies. (If you are the only one working on it, go for it) This git manual explains it beautifully: Amending older or multiple commit messages git rebase -i HEAD~X (X=No of commit messages you want to change) Above command will open git file in editor. There

I noted that in BitBucket when your commit log contains a number like #12 this number is linked to the bug number 12. I found this feature interesting, and I wonder if there is any keyword that would allow me to mark the issue as resolved from the commit log instead of going to the web interface each time. If BitBucket doesn't do it, could you point a system that does? Rob Van Dam Bitbucket already supports marking issues on commit using the Issues service . The issues service scans commit messages for commands which will automatically change the state of the relevant issue on the tracker.

I have a repo in bitbucket , and i am using git . So my branches are master develop_one develop_two When i use git clone git@bitbucket.org:project/project.git , i am getting only the master branch code, but i need to clone/pull only develop_one branch, so how to clone/pull only develop_one branch code ? Note: The other branches(develop_one, develop_two) are not merged in to master, and dont want to merge until the functionality has been completed actually, so want to get/clone/pull only a specific branch code Try: git clone git@bitbucket.org:project/project.git -b develop_one --single-branch

I have a Bitbucket account for my 9-5 job and I also have a personal Bitbucket account. My goal is to be able to use both on the same computer. I have installed the latest git on a Windows 7 pc. So currently everything with my companies Bitbucket account works fine, I can pull/push with no problems. I created a new ssh key using ssh-keygen and assigned a new name in my case "tech". But I am having issues on how to tell a local repo to use the new ssh key I created. I am assuming everytime I try to connect it uses the first ssh key. I get the error: $ git push conq: repository access denied.

I have one repository which I want to push into Bitbucket and GitHub. It is vital for my repository to be hosted by both. Is there a way to do this in Git? You can use multiple remote repositories with git. But you'll have to push separately into 2 of your remotes I believe. For example, if your project currently points to github, you can rename your current remote repository to github : $ git remote rename origin github You can then add another remote repository, say bitbucket : $ git remote add bitbucket git@bitbucket.org:your_user/your_repo.git Now in order to push changes to corresponding

This stackoverflow page can help you checkout bitbucket pull requests in Jenkins with Generic webhook trigger. Pre-requisites: Jenkins: 1) Installing Generic Webhook Trigger Plugin and Bitbucket plugin in Jenkins 2) Configuring 'Bitbucket Endpoints' in Jenkins configuration. 3) Creating sample 'Pipeline' job in Jenkins (can configure Generic webhook plugin / configure bitbucket repo / include custom Jenkins file path) Bitbucket: 4) Configuring Webhook in bitbucket repo to connect to Jenkins webhook plugin and checking 'Events' - Push, Comment Added. Now assuming you can trigger Jenkins job