Bitbucket Reviews & Product Details

Best part according to me are: 1. How easily i can manage my repository, can track the branches, creating PR(pull request). 2. Coolest thing is how easily i can integrate it with vs code and Jira.

There is nothing much to dislike but i feel the real time server functionality can be improved.

1. Managing my repository in organization. 2. Creating PR. 3. Version controlling.

The code review with the existing and pld code made it ease to see the changes made The user friendly UI made easy to track all the pull requests branches and commits without confusion. The different views, Integration with IDEs,bit bucket pipeline made it more than just a code management tool

The UI could have been little more easy to use as some of the options are not was ultimately explorable and hidden under menus which can be made more accessible.

Code management Version control Track changes Track progress Track commits and releases Fix any issues directly on the bitbucket The code management has been made extremely improved after bitbucket

Excellent UI and easy to use.great features same as github..Faster loading and service.Best thing is its available for free so anyone can store their codes, colloborate with other developers and share their repositories

Like every functionality and feature.Completely satisfied no issues whatso ever

Saving and storing sql codes and sharing with multiple ppl in need.Colloborating on projects with other team members and across departments

You can have a private repository for free with members. It has continuous integration to deploy the code to a different environment, git history is critical, and has integration with Jira, has pipelines with support from the principal's runtine engine like C#, node, etc. I like using Bitbuckets like central hosting repository and DevOps platform. you see the pull request, comment on it and create a discussion and track your code

I think they can extend the runtime platform support, but even I like it so much because I have the necessary to work and maintain my source code highly monitoring. to me is a perfect tool

private hosting git, support DevOps platform, see the track of the pull requests, continuous integration and continuous delivery full integration with Jira

I love the interconnectivity between Atlassian products; all my commits and branches are trackable through Jira.

I wouldn't say I like the user limits on the free version. I'd prefer it to count how many users per repo rather than the total number of invited users for all repositories across the account.

No problem so far; I picked BitBucket fully aware of what features it allows me to use. Account log in with Atlassian account rather than previously used direct login set me back, but no issues now.

UI experience. Easy to manage, easy access, friendly,

None. I have used many version tools but after using BitBucket, it's pretty easy and friendly and so can do everything on UI, which is awesome and in most of the cases its really easy to manage

Better version control. UI is good. Managing repositories is good. Multiple projects and accesses are well managed. Integrated with most of the tools, and in my case, combined with Jenkin. Pretty easy, and the logs are well collected.

Intuitive design, easy start-up connecting as well as secure. Never felt like I was fighting the software to get done what I needed to. Allowed me to get to work and deploy super quick

Not much to be honest, it meets all my needs

Online repo, quick connection with ticketing system. Allows to communicate to be strong with business people and developer

It was easy to use. This was the solution we used when we transitioned from subversion.

It was a transition from subversion so there were alot of learnings.

Moving from subversion in an enterprise world. It was the first step for us to move away from subversion.

Version Controlling. Easy to use. Easy to pull ,push and clone. Provide multiple options for cloning.

Sometimes it is not working when we change our ID password.So it becomes difficult to push new changes .

Majorly version Controlling and working with team on same project.

its integrity, bitbucket is integrated with all kinds of IDEs, how it handles PRs, how it displays the commit history

sometimes it became slow, takes time to reflect the changes.

Its a platform used for version control where a group of developers decided to collaborate in a software development project and they need to manage their changes and updates so they need a platform like that.

First of all its secured with the credentials and each user is performing any action then we can come to know very easily that who had done this thing. Its organise the all files with its versions , if we update that any of the file then also its showing us that what was the last thing in the file, who had updated this file, when user has updated, is there any complexity or is there any issues with that updation or not? , And many more things like this.

Some time its taking more time to load the latest files, also sometimes its having connection issues. To use this tool somewhat knowledge/training is required. Merge functionality can be made more smooth. Some times it takes the all files in the commit instead of selected and at that time its totally very much difficult to remove extra files from the commit or committed code.

Its organise the all files with its versions , if we update that any of the file then also its showing us that what was the last thing in the file, who had updated this file, when user has updated, is there any complexity or is there any issues with that updation or not? , And many more things like this. Its keeping the versions of the file that is main benefit of it. Generally development team has many members so its easy to manage files and files related versions and who updates the files at what time, everything. Each and every team can have different folder to manage their own things in single company. There can be multiple branches and folders fo managing different orgs that is most helpful thing because we don't need to migrate the code manually. It just migrate the code very easily and quickly to make the Production org ready.

I love that Bitbucket is easy to use, reliable, has a great user experience and it just works. I love that it's free and works well with other Atlassian products.

Compared to Github, the user experience and user interface are not as polished, and less open source projects are hosted on it, but that's not a serious deal breaker.

We use it to store all the code for the different projects in our company. We've realized simple, cheap and reliable backup for all of our projects and codebase.

I really like how fast bitbucket is. I have to use search function alot during my development but bitbucket has never disappointed me providing accurate results in no time. Great customer service also.

I have never had any issues with bitbucket.

As a developer i use bitbucket alot for source code management. We have multiple large repos but never had issues maintaining them using bitbucket.

Ease of use. Security and just do the right job. Features in stash enables collaborative reviews.

We need to copy token from Stash and paste it in git login by default. So this can be improved by some easy way to setup.

Source code management. Collaborative reviews. Creating and merging branches. It's easy to use. And Stash URL is very great tool for such activities.

Bitbucket is one of the most potent platforms for saving coding repositories. We use it every day at work and its the best way to keep repos organized. I like it better than its competitors

The website sometimes gets updated without prior notice. This causes some issues at work because we get delayed while updating our repositories. It would be beneficial if emails were sent out before updates and downtime.

We are solving issues such as saving and organizing company code repositories. The company definitely benefits financially because of the ease of use of BitBucket

It's reliable to use and very stable. And provides several different integrations such as Atlassian and Jenkins and they are easy to use! sharing code with other people in friendly UI is amazing

sometimes when I make a PR, the list of approvals is gone, but the email notification is sent. this is a new bug that I'm sure will be resolved very soon. other than it's a great platform

Sharing code within teams is amazing. We can track all of the source code to see who changed what and when. Also having team members looking over my shoulder for my code increases code quality hence better products we can create.

multi-developer environment, ability to create branches & pull requests straight from the bitbucket admin area vs CLI

Email notifications get delayed from time to time, would be nice to have a standalone application vs web interface.

Version control using GIT/Bitbucket, we've seen more control over the repositories vs using subversion

UI is very good and decent for understanding beginners. Easy for setup.

I don't think any disadvantage or dislike having for Bitbucket.

Currently, I am not solving any problems with bitbucket. I used it in the past time for some projects.

Bitbucket is very easy to integrate with other tools be it jira, Jenkins or ansible tower. The api exposed by bitbucket makes it easier to integrate with all the tools in the pipeline. Integration with git makes it very easy to use. You can use with git ui or git bash for command based interface. You can create branches and it is light weight meaning you can clone only the version which is required. It also gives you option to modify source code online on the browser if you just want to make any small change on the fly. You can use hooks to create rules for code commits and enforce on the dev community

Performance is an issue at times till you get a hang of the configuration on the server end and scale your infrastructure to support of you have large number of repos

We needed a scm tool that we can use to create CI/CD Pipeline with large number of repositories and bitbucket was able to fill that gap. We also put some guardrails to implement best practices in teams by defining rules like you can commit only by using a work item# and Making peer code reviews mandatory for code merges across branches

What BitBuckets allow us is to have several Private Repositories, create workgroups or the possibility of making our changes over HTTPS, without having to configure any rare port or advanced parameters, its fast integration with JIRA, Slack, Bamboo, Jenkins, HipChat, Crucible and other tools; Open source license in some cases

The configuration of the projects is a bit complex

What BitBuckets allow us is to have several Private Repositories and enter several members in the projects