Bitbucket Reviews: 4.4/5 — Solid Choice

Integrated with Atlassian Products Pull Request and Code Review Features Built-in Continuous Integration/Delivery Good Permission Management An Easy-to-Use Interface

There isn't much to dislike. It's honestly a great product, and I've been using it every day for years.

Bitbucket offers several key benefits. Here are the main ones: Pull Requests for Code Quality: Ensures only high-quality code is merged, reducing bugs and fostering collaborative code improvement. Effective Version Control: Tracks and manages code changes efficiently, enabling seamless collaboration and easy error rollback.

It is more secure and user friendly good customer support these features I like in bitbucket

It is quite expensive and it is little slow these things I not like about bitbucket

It's solve my software developer problem and managing code I used bitbucket for web development creating pull request and marging code

* Bitbucket has simple commands to use to set up the working directory/ push code and also has a desktop application (SourceTree) which makes life easier to do the same. * And also has a powerful integrations like Jir and Trello. * Better procing compared to the rivals in the market. * It's flexibility. * Security.

One dislike is for the desktop application (SourceTree), which has issues communicating to the Bitbucket server. We need to map the directory/ path manually instead of it loading all the directories that are under a team. Apart from this I didn't find anything related to Bitbucket.

Talking about benefits is that we can quickly backup the code compared to other rivals in the current market. The process is quick and straightforward. And coming to problem-solving, we are saving our code on the server, which is online and can retrieve from any machine having internet.

Bitbucket is easy to navigate and use for common software development team needs around version control, including branching, pull requests/code reviews, and merging.

At times, the Bitbucket web application can be slow and crash unexpectedly. This usually occurs when viewing a commit with many changes. It isn't frequent, but does happen sometimes.

Bitbucket allows our team to have a central, single source of truth for our code base and easily collaborTe with our teammates on new features, bugfixes, releases, etc.

It is integrated with all Atlassian services including JIRA so easy to manage and collaborate with the team.

Haven't found anything which i can say that i disliked

It's code management tool, allow you to collaborate with the team to track the development. code review etc.

review feature, user-friendly, connection with jira is much useful

Notification on review and updates could be improved

As a remote team, it help us for collaboration and review as a team

It is very good to project management tool. I like its easy command line tool to manage the project with respect to development. Also, it provides the searching functionality on UI and file editing functionalities in UI which makes the small changes quicker. Also, it provides many functionalities like who committed the code and history to track it.

All things are good for me. Only one thing is good on github compared to bitbucket that when you open any folder github showcase you the hierarchy of the file and folder in side bar which bitbucket does not have.

It is very best version control tool. It helped me in frequently releases of the same project and very easy to handle the project version wise. Also, simplify the code complexity when more than one person is working on same project and easier to review the code.

Bitbucket creates a project and repository which are very easy to create and than clone it in our system sowne can easily manage our project and handle all push pull .

Sometimes bitbucket provides slow performance ans UI is a bit old else everything is best

Bitbucket is used by us a lot to manage our projects while working in team and we can create branches and assign each branch to a user and it helps us a lot.

It's simplicity which a non development user can also understand.

Nothing as of now, just to grasp the branching strategy initially it's a task

Helps in maintaining the files/branches correctly

Good Repository design good version control system nice UI to see commits push .pull repo is good for conflicte resolution

intrgartion can be better complexity for issue resolution can be reduce code fromation can be better

version control for deployments

Its interface is awesome. Bitbucket can host your code repository, and do builds, test runs, and other CI jobs for you. In our case, we are using Bitbucket as a code repo as well as a CI tool. It can be integrated with other tools like Jira.

There is not much just one thing that can be improved is the merge process

It provides git version tool support as well as a CI tool support.

It is very easy to code control, tag, change and everything using this.As it's a cloud based git repo it's easy for developers in collaboration.It is very straight forward process of branching and merging.

Its not like to dislike Bit bucket but you should atleast need basic knowledge about version control, git process and git flows to work on this. And not sure about the latest but account creation process was lengthy earlier.

As a developer it's really better way to collaborate with other using a cloud base version control system. If you know basic knowledge then branching, commits, changes, merging, tagging is pretty much easy. Even we can use this or integrate this for automation on deployment pipeline.

Good code reporsetery with good version control and easy interface to use, and good featuers avilable

Nothing as such found so far all good as of now

Cloud code reposetory for all the coding related stuff

The ease of using it makes it really helpful and one of the best tools in market. Other tools like github and source tree are well integrated and makes its easier to check in or check out your code. Easy replacement to git bash as source tree offers a powerful UI

Online editing experience could be smoother. Commited code should have a rollback or history button to get the previous version Of the code rather than editing the chunk again

Currently, using it across my team to check in and check out all the codes. Multiple developers can work on the same piece of code which makes development really fast. Also, a safe repo for all your codes. Easily intergated with jenkins for continous integration

I like that it is very user friendly and helpful for new user to use it. It provides good UI and collaboration is also easy on this, as well as it is well integratable with other softwares like jira.

I dislike that as it is very user friendly it lacks many features as compared to other softwares that provides same service like GitHub and GitLab, it doesn't provide much information for the contributors. A good dashboard is a must.

It helps my organization by managing our software as we are a product based company, out product is the main source of income and bitbucket helps in keeping it secure and managing weekly releases

I like the fact that it is integrated perfectly with the rest of Atlassian suite, starting from Jira. It also support unlimited repository for codes, having different teams working on our projects.

The only downside reported by our IT team is the configurability, that soetimes could not be that easy. But apart from that, I don't experienced other downsides.

Apart from the classic issues such as version control or continous integration, I think it's very helpful for collaboration. Bitbucket enabled our dev teams to collaborate on code by providing tools for code review, pull requests, and commenting. This fosters a collaborative environment where team members can review, discuss, and improve code before merging it into the main repository.

Easy integration and usage with Jira (bug tracking & project management) & Confluence (idea collaboration & documentation)

Could improve on search & filter capabilities. Basic search can become frustrating especially when there are many repositories

Code management. Continuous integration and & deployment. Maintaining separate repositories for different projects especially when we run different small-scale & quick experiments. Easy to deprecate/retire.

I was originally attracted to Bitbucket many years ago because their pricing strategy was more favorable to me as a casual user compared to Github. However, even though that aspect has evened out over time, I find myself appreciating the user interface of Bitbucket compared to the other commercial players. Also, not unique to Bitbucket but Atlassian's free SourceTree git GUI application for Windows and Mac is a major drawcard (with tighter integration with Bitbucket than other services).

I struggled to find something that I actively don't like about Bitbucket - the only thing thta comes to mind is I find the integration with Atlassian's identity service to be unintuitive - locating where to go to update user-related settings always seems to take me a bit if guesswork.

I have actively used Bitbucket to host my version control remotes (git) for the last 10 years and I have zero complaints. I have explored several of the more advanced features but not implemented any to production at this point.

It can be easily integrated with Jira and also it offers a free private repository for learning, or even collaborating with small teams. It has also a built in issue tracker, which is very good for tracking issues and pull requests,

I find the feature set may not be as much as GitHub. Community support is also maybe not as high as GitHub, but those are very minor, and is not a showstopper for me.

It allows issue to be tracked and closed in a proper manner. When doing development work, the most important part is to be accountable for all the issues that are found during development and in production. It is very important to track and close all the issues.

Its intuitive interface, and easy connection with other Jira tools, especially Jira Software and Jira Service Management.

The distribution of user licenses should be interdependent with jira software as it is a functionality that goes hand in hand with software development.

The control of versions and errors that ootb jira software has is exponentially enhanced with the use of bitbucket and its version control, and in general you can have better control over the life cycle of a development.

As a software developer, I have found it to be an indispensable tool for managing projects and working efficiently in a team.

Some users find the initial setup and configuration of Bitbucket to be complex, especially for those who are new to version control systems or unfamiliar with Git.

It allows developers to track changes, manage different versions of their codebase, and revert to previous states if needed.

Its integration with Jira for bug tracking helps a lot.

Sometimes they have bugs and issues for which there is some downtime as well.

it helps us manage code and allow to handle the development life cycle. You can create a branch with the name of the ticket, and you can go to the Jira ticket as well, which makes it easy to manage tasks.

can manage repositories easily ,helps with Integrations, code collaboration , issue Tracking

Cannot compare between two branches in the bitbucket

Bitbucket helps solving numerous problems for our dev team , helps with Version Control Management, branching strategies , able to integrated with jira for issue tracking ,create multiple repositories for different projects.

Bitbucket works efficiently with Jira, a prominent issue-tracking and project-management application. This connection improves communication and tracking of code changes and project tasks. Bitbucket provides limitless private repositories for free, which is a huge benefit for individuals and small teams who want to keep their code secret without paying additional expenditures.

Compared to other popular Git hosting systems such as GitHub, Bitbucket has a more limited selection of third-party integrations and plugins. This can be a disadvantage if you rely significantly on tools or services that Bitbucket does not directly support.

Bitbucket integrates with various continuous integration (CI) and continuous deployment (CD) solutions, including Bamboo, Jenkins, and AWS CodeDeploy. This lets you directly automate your repositories' build, test, and deployment procedures.

GUI is great. It is user friendly. It has icons which makes it easy to navigate.

It would be great if we had an option to change the Authorizer who can merge the pull requests.

I use bitbucket for adding public key to the servers for the connections between servers. Without bitbucket our business probably won't work . Yes, performance has improved

You can set up permissions at the repository, branch, and file level, ensuring that only authorized individuals can modify the codebase. Helps tracking of issues, enabling teams to manage their development process more efficiently.

Bitbucket has a smaller user base compared to GitHub, finding community support or resources specific to Bitbucket might be more challenging. It is a bit hard for users to get started with it.

You can set up permissions at the repository, branch, and file level, ensuring that only authorized individuals can modify the codebase. Code security is best part of bitbucket.

It works as well as Github and has a slightly cleaner/fresher look, which makes navigating it an ever-so-slightly more pleasing experience. The integration with other Atlassian products (Jira, Confluence) is key as well.

This is hardly unique to Bitbucket but the interface can be a bit 'noisy' at times. Would like to see a 'simple mode' or more options to customize what's visible on the screen at any given time.

Bitbucket provides a single, centralized source for all current code plus a detailed historical record of all modifications -- one that is timestamped and searchable. It allows any number of developers across the globe to collaborate on a single project without stepping on each other's toes.

Bitbucket is an excellent tool for source code management, code deployment, version controlling and workflow management. Bitbucket is a secure and reliable platform where we can store our software's source code. We can automate the code deployment life cycle using CI/CD from Jira directly.

There is nothing to dislike about Bitbucket. It is an excellent tool for the application's source code management and deployment. But the cost is a bit higher for LFS storage than other tools like GitLab and GitHub.

I use Bitbucket to store my project's source code in terms of Private Repositories. It's very secure and reliable. I love Bitbucket because it lets me handle issue tickets and CI/CD from Jira software.

Bitbucket is easy to use, has a slick interface and makes collaboration a breeze. Pipelines allow the implementation of Continuous Delivery for every project. The free tier also allows to use pretty much everything.

The only downside is that it is cloud-based, and some downtime has blocked our team from reviewing/merging and deploying code in different environments. A self-hosted version does exist, but it will reach end of life on feb 15 2024.

Bitbucket pipelines allowed us to implement continuous delivery to every project, making the old sFTP deployment obsolete, thankfully. Code review also elevated our team's code quality.

Bickbucket has a desktop app which allows me to easily commit and push code without memorizing the commands

I do not really have something specific i dislike about Bitbucket. I love everything

Bitbucket allows me to commit and push my code into a repository and also get my peers to review my code when i open a PR