Bitbucket Reviews: 4.4/5 — Solid Choice

Superb UI and it makes life really easy. Tracking commits and raising pull requests is really easy

Not much to dislike apart from few glitches while browsing through the application

Using it for release management, tracking the commits and PRs

One of the best features of bitbucket is its easy continuous application for our products. Furthermore, we don't need to use the GUI with the simple and reliable command line interface.

Few data can be improved about GitHub and the appearance and feeling of watching a large number of branches.

It did great work in the maintenance of repositories, projects, etc. In addition, without being concerned about the cost, unrestricted private repositories helped us build additional projects. It provides a simple programming gui.

good code review system, it allows JIRA tool integration, it has built-in issue tracker, it offers a distinctive feature for developer and reviewer interaction. It lets you set up the workflow of build-test-deploy instantly, by enabling the pipeline feature of the current repository.They limit the number of users account

They limit the number of users account. Also pricing could be adjusted to attract more users.

UI/ UX could be improved. Bitbucket has been a part of our operations since the beginning, and it comes with built-in CI/CD. When we push to the repo, Pipelines runs, and it calls the webhook to deploy it on our servers when it passes.

It is free if you don't need some sophisticated feature. If you just want to store and manage your software project, free is enough.

I don't know. I just know what i like about bitbucket.

We had 6 people working on same project at a time. So we need to manage revisions and bug. With bitbucket, we can do both and other things easily.

Bitbucket has an intuitive interface and is easy to set up. Because your source code is stored securely on the cloud, collaboration with remote teammates is straightforward.

User access management isn't as easy as it could be. When someone leaves your team, you may find that they still have access to individual repositories. If you have a lot of repositories, it can take quite a bit of time to go through and make sure that permissions are defined correctly.

Bitbucket allows us to enforce better source control practices. If a new bug has recently showed up in production, we can review previous commits on Bitbucket and revert to an older version of our project if need be.

Remote collaboration of work, versioning system to keep track of major changes, branching to make commits presentable and pull request for code review before merging into the development branch or master branch. Automatic merging and resolving of merge conflicts if there is any.

Its kind slow these days as they are always experiencing problems with their servers and it limits the size of repository for non paid accounts.

Bitbucket is helping me store my code securely in the cloud and it helps check the code for bugs as well. It helps me to deploy same code base to multiple servers or sites.

The Bitbucket platform allows consistent and robust collaboration since code management is more efficient. It also works perfectly as a repository. It's great for project planning, CI / CD tools only extend the versatility of the software. The system allows us to monitor the code, so we know when and how changes are made. It is fast, visual and easy to use.

I currently have no complaints about any specific feature of Bitbucket.

It allows us to develop software effectively. Bitbucket helps accelerate workflow and improve productivity of our development team.

Bitbucket pipelines are a great way to integrate our codebase with other tools (AWS, Azure), and it has the best code review interface of all the different Git interfaces I've used.

They had some down time issues last month, but nothing to serious. I don't think I have any particular dislike.

Bitbucket pipelines have been a great help for us to streamline our our code processes, from code review to CI (through sonarqube) and CD (with aws and azure). A developer pushes his code and, after it being approved, it all goes down automatically.

As we all know while software development version controll is one of major requirements, Not only it allows one to keep track of the changes done into the source code. Also its required for Devops and CI/CD. It is also a good tool for the code review

There is not much to dislike about. Its realy good in what it is build for. I would suggest if they can provide more details for Continues Integration and Pipe Line managemenet and Deployements.

Version control Code review CI/CD Issue Management

For me personally, the best part of Bitbucket is the free private repos. I've been using Bitbucket since I was in college and having free private repos was essential because I couldn't risk posting code to a public repo where it could be accessed by other students. It's easy to set up, regardless if you're creating a new project or adding to an existing project, and it has the ability to work with multiple useful integrations including Slack.

One thing I dislike about Bitbucket is that there isn't as big of a community compared to Github. Not a huge deal, but I've found that Github is more helpful when it comes to solving issues.

Bitbucket has made it super simple to add version control practices to our organization. Because of the integration with Slack, all of the developers can easily see and review each other's code from right within the appropriate channel. The creator of Bitbucket, Atlassian, also created SourceTree which is a free version control tool that makes it so you don't have to rely on the command line. It works really well and has boosted productivity.

Bitbucket is a really good code management software. Best features I like are how well PRs work, the PR comment system and code diff features. Also, restrictions on repo based on who reviews the code is great. Integration with Jira is also very cool.

We should be able to change repo specific parameters like diffing algo from interface itself. Rename detection threshold should be in repo settings itself.

Bitbucket is our lifeline at work. Everything we do revolves around code, PRs and repos and bitbucket helps us doing all that very efficiently. The emails notifications are very detailed and very useful.

For working on any higher level project in team , I recommend to use Bitbucket as it provides number of useful features such as source management, branch tracking, commit details, pull request , pipelines ,etc. I liked very most branch tracking , pull request and commit features. As higher level project,there exists so many branches,commits , but by using Bitbucket,it gets simplier and easy to track source related to particular branch , latest commits and its source.

Sometimes Bitbucket server goes down or unavailable due to some issues , this can cause problems when we need urgency to have access to Bitbucket repository. Sometimes, process is also slow down and Bitbucket becomes unstable.

With Bitbucket, if you need any repository urgently , you can just get it by cloning after login to Bitbucket. If you don't want to make repository publicly, you can make repository private. Bitbucket is also integrated to Jira , so this collaboration is very much helpful to deal with smart commit feature of Jira. Another benefit is code review using pull request feature. It also provides test and deploy code functionality using pipelines.

Bitbucket is powerful, effective and provides an additional tool Sourcetree which enables to integrate versioning directly in the IDE.

There is no problems with Bitbucket. It does the job effectively.

Bitbucket offers all the features needed to version a project, but more than other ones it enables to create private projects freely.

The integration of Bitbucket with the rest of the Atlassian suite is great! Making it easy to manage our whole development process from within one system. Its also great how we can link Jira tickets to the commits made in Bitbucket making it easy to track the changes that where made to solve bugs.

The code review / merge requests page could be made a little simpler, it can get a bit crowded when there are a lot of file that have changed as they are all displayed on a single page.

We wanted to move to Git from Subversion and found Bitbucket to be the best choice as we already where making use of other Atlassian software such as Jira and Confluence.

It is pretty easy to use and maintain. We use BitBucket as a team and we can all collaborate and comment on one another's code

There's not really any downsides to BitBucket. It automatically inserts 8 spaces for tabs which is kind of annoying but I can live with that.

Teams need to share code so that they can add to one another's branches and review what other team members have been doing.

Bitbucket is the best Git repository one can have. It has lot of excellent features which manages different kind of Git repositories all by itself. You can easily clone the respository to get access of the source code. Creating branch with different category is very easy as well. You can create pull request and also add different reviewers so that they can review and approve the changes. Reviewing the source code/changes is very good. You can add comments on specific line or even a whole file. You can integrate source code analysis tool like Sonarqube to make the better code. You can also integrate other 3rd party tools as well.

Although Bitbucket comes with great amount of features, it is somewhat costly if you are working on small organization. But I think it is still worth buying it.

I am using it for maintaining my source code at Git repository and also I am using it in my organization. It helped me a lot in sharing the source code with my team members without any problem. It maintains the code very well.

Bitbucket is one of the best secured source code repository which provides bunch of features. The main feature which it provides is integration with many other external tools. In that, you can integrate Jenkins with Bitbucket which helps you to run specific task/job to ensure that everything works perfectly before merging any changes. Apart from that, it provides other important features like creating branch and pull request easily. You can even do code review of generated pull request and adding comments on specific file/code is very easy. It also provides history of code changes which is very helpful feature to have for any developer.

The one thing which I dislike about Bitbucket is that it does not have good user interface. It has very simple UI but it should have been better.

Bitbucket is the best source code repository which helped me a lot in maintaining the source code and to share it with team members. Integration with another tools like Jenkins helped me to automate the process as well.

First of all it is free for small team. For bigger teams it has really reasonable prize. I personally love and prefer Atlassian's products such as Bitbucket, Trello. Atlassian team continuously improves their products. Since I started using Bitbucket 5 years ago, they added many features. It has no limitation and pretty good integration with trello, jira and other project management products.

Fortunately, during last 5 years we didn't face any difficulties using bitbucket.

First of all we keep track of over 100 project source codes with bitbucket, it has no limit. WIth two teams of 5 developers, we are using bitbucket for free with all the features we need.

It has very robust and simple user interface. Switching from one repository to another is very fast and easy. The best feature which Bitbucket provides is it's code review system. Through it's code review system, you can easily provide code review comment and even discuss on particular points which is very good feature to have as it helps to increase code quality. Apart from that, Bitbucket provides different kind of reports which helped me to understand the progress of the project. Another important thing is that you can integrate Slack with Bitbucket so that you can get all the updates like new bug creation/progress of the task in Slack.

Bitbucket provides all the features which is required for me and my organization. There is nothing much which I don't like about Bitbucket.

I am using it for all of my private and organization's projects to keep my source code secured. It helped me a lot in keeping source code secure as well as helped in maintaining the code quality through it's code review feature.

I am a regular user of bitbucket, before I have used SVN but its very limited to do things and later used git installed in my own server but missing interaction between the team member and versioning, later switched to bitbucket which solved many of my issues, it has a good interface and easy to navigate to repositories and create PR's easily and share with the team to review code and comments and compare the code side by side.

I like the pipelines but it needs some more improvements like Jenkins/ Concourse and select languages when creating a repo needs an update and also sometimes i experience loading issues.. for ex: Bitbucket is experiencing an incident, but we're on it. Check our status page for more details. More info

I really easy to share my Repository with my team members as private or public with my friends, also has a good interface to do the code review and merge branches easily.

Bitbucket is best tool to manage simple or complex code base for any software development while working with number of software developer.We can easily create or delete branch as per user story. We can also see all commit by our changes made.They have also given feature that what type of branch you want to create like feature,release,custom and bugfix. It helps a lot in software development lifecycle.

Bitbucket has competition with GitHub , as GitHub is free public repository but It is not free. There are no serious dislike with it although i am happy with it. It's paid but more secure for business purposes.

1. We use it to manage our complex project codebase for different releases. 2. Do clone and push the code for different repository branch. 3. Use to see code commits and create pull request to merge into master branch. 4. It also help to compare latest code to previous code.

unlimited private repos Web-hook usage.

No public repo page similar to how github allows you to display a public profile for repos.

Increase productivity on personal proof of concept projects

Tidy way to show diffs, manage pull requests and other version controlling features

It is difficult to identify how to fix problems if we have it

Version controlling for company projects

It is best for enterprise where teams together can collaborate on particular project and subtasks of that project. The management of code is really easy using Bitbucket

Initially to understand the interface, you have to spend some time. Getting familiar with any aspects of bitbucket is really necessary to get full use of it. This process is time consuming.

Team management, collaboration on source code, debugging, assignment of tasks.

Everything is good. PR approval process is good. Allows devs to build around it. Vicinity and lookup is good. Usually can find anything quickly

Nothing. Everything is fine. No complaints. Not meet anyone that dislikes the product. Sometimes search can be weird but easy to understand

Constant integration and development. Keeping track of change. Great layer onto of git

Bitbucket from Atlassian is best git based code repository. It works quite smooth with all their other products like JIRA and confluence. I find it quite easy to use. The web browser based app helps us get an over view of active branches, review pull request, get history of file, differences in commit, commit history etc. Easy for me as a team lead to conduct code review and get release code branch and maintain a neat code base.

As of now no complains, it saves me more time spent in code reviews.

We were looking for a good code repository and all products from Atlassian are really industry standard.

What initially attracted me to Bitbucket was the free plan for source control, for up to 5 users. As a new company starting out I wanted to keep costs as low as possible, and so this was the main reason for signing up. However now we have grown out of the free tier, Bitbucket is still competitive with the other products on the market, and it has been easy to introduce continuous integration pipelines and run them in parallel in the cloud to minimise the time to run automated tests and deploy.

At the moment it isn't set permissions on tagging which is something we would benefit from https://bitbucket.org/site/master/issues/10967/restrict-pushing-git-tags-to-certain-users

Managing our source code, and automating our deployments to various environments in AWS.

I like that it offers unlimited number of private repositories with its free account. It offers a big selection of add-ons and integrations from the atlassian marketplace.as well as support for REpresentational State Transfer (REST) to make third party applications using any development language one desires. Also, a feature I have come to like is the ability to host static sites on bitbucket cloud.

To get all the tools and features offered by atlassian is by upgrading to the premium plan.

Hosting our code on bitbucket cloud to enable our developers to sync from the bitbucket repository. This has enabled us to have developers work in different branches of the same application and merge into master branch without having code conflicts.

I like the create branch feature. From one click you can make a new branch to you repo and copy the command for terminal.

I was a little hard to start using, a lot to understand for a new user.

Version control and workflow. Allows great communication with Jira as well.

its simple and very user friendly. support with many software and easy to create repository, clone, commit and push

it has some permission issues. hard to handle permission. have to give full access to the code

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