Bitbucket Reviews: 4.4/5 — Solid Choice

For instance, one of the most remarkable qualities of BitBucket is that you can have your free private git repository for small teams, five users, whereas other repos don't offer you this option for free. Apart from that, integration with JIRA cloud is available which is a highly valuable feature.

Sometimes it can be quite hard to understand how to setup authentication with SSH keys due to the confusing way in which the settings are distributed across the UI.

I am using bitbucket as a centralized remote repository for my JAVA projects. Both, personal and work projects. I am also integrating bitbucket with JIRA Cloud.

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.

Bitbucket majorly comes up with the below benefits: 1) Simple user interface that lets you have ease in navigation 2) Its integration with JIRA lets you have multiple advantages like maintaining branches and committing to tickets with fewer efforts 3) Sharing and creating a repository in minimum clicks and allowing to create a branch from JIRA software too 4) Compared to other tools, it stands first in the part of security ( as it allows private repositories and its access role wise) 5) IT allows different permissions for individual users to track even the slightest modifications and look at who performed what actions. 6) It provides you notifications for every tagged activity 7) It is straightforward to manage a large team on a single project 8) CI/CD integration

1) Initially, peer-reviewing code seemed difficult as it did not allow multiple comments but now allows for the same. 2) The search feature has minor limitations as you need to mention the exact name of the component. It does provide private repo, but it has limitations till 5 for free. 3) It is a little tricky from a user interface point of view to roll back to previous versions. 4) There should be ways to identify and archieve unused repositories and branches. Currently, it is done manually 5) Lastly, the cost of it is high when compared, but it's fair enough too on the part of features and security it provides.

1 ) Introducing this system to a new user is very easy and takes less time as its UI and navigation design is simple. 2) Creating a global space for all the users in the repository and managing it access level-wise makes our effortless and saves time. 3) It provides a room where all users can work simultaneously without being dependent. 4) It has the auto-tagging feature for JIRA issues with code commits in PR, which saves tracking time. 5) Ease of use with confluence and JRa for issue tracking and documentation. 6) As multiline commenting is now enabled, it allows reviewers to add in detail views in the PR

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.

Best thing about bitbucket is its web user interface, it is very user friendly and understandable. I see multiple teams can pull code from it and can work parallelly and push that without any conflicts. One more interesting is it can be easily integrated with other attlassian products like Jira so our work can be get easier.

Some times I faced conflicts while pushing the code and took time to resolve it.

Mainly I used this to host my code and maintain it consistently . Used it to deploy my code to higher environments.Merged my code with team members code with ease.

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.

We've started issuing pull requests earlier in the process, rather than waiting for a whole new, prominent feature to finish before pushing it, because the Bitbucket code review process prioritizes minor changes. Everything becomes much easier to review, faster to receive feedback, and safer to launch each change as a result.

Bitbucket Pipelines is a well-designed yet limited tool. It can be a useful tool for quickly introducing a small team to CI/CD, but if you require more complex features, you will quickly reach the platform's boundaries.

It provides a central location where you can manage git repositories, collaborates on source code, and be guided through the development process. It has a lot of cool features, such as access control, which allows you to limit who can see your source code.

Bitbucket has one of the best prices and integrates with Jira, which helps a lot in tasks and team management. It can also be integrated with Trello. The code search is very assertive as well.

I wouldn't say I liked that bitbucket has no integration with the google cloud platform as Github has. This integration helps a lot in CI/CD issues. Otherwise, you will not have PR's, for instance.

We organize our data science, data engineering and product projects over there. It helps a lot in developing new features and merge's easily. The CI/CD tool also helps a lot in deploying applications.

Easy to clone the project,initialise the project and push it in most efficient way.Its the most secured and easy way to keep your projects and share and give access the projects to the team members.

persons using other tools like github and gitlab might find this little time consuming,may be they could be newer with source tree but what i believe and have using this is really a great tool.

My almost projects are kept in bitbucket and used with source tree.Its easy to make changes in the projects give access to certain person and keep it in secure way.

it's easy to handle once you get up to speed and has lots of time-saving features

Sometimes it presents failures which can generate delays in the pressures of the functionalities it has

Clone projects, make pull requests and be able to do many more things in an easier way

The user interface is very simple and easy to use; users without background knowledge in using git can also use it. It offers a free tier for up to 5 users with unlimited private repositories.

The code auto-merge gives issues sometimes, but better than Team Foundation Server. The application is quite heavy and gets stuck; They have to make it lite.

We create applications and collaborate, developing modules to develop an extensive system. Yes we also have increased our productiveness and are more efficient.

What I liked best about bitbucket is how organized it keeps all your work! It makes your efficiencies at work so much more significant.

Bitbucket can get very slow at times along with the cost may not be beneficial based on your needs!

my companies team is coming together to collaborate on expanding our portfolio.

The interface is easy, has great options and tools, also the settings part and the persmisison are pretty great too

the diff tool can be better in meaning when formatting changes are being done not to wast time on looking into them only the real code changes to be visible

i did a perfect development, i like being able to tag the developers in comments

Popular git system. Working in a team, peer review. permission control. Integrate with Jira.

It does not support comparing files not in ASCII or UTF8 encoding.

Source control, get code everywhere. Team working, do peer review by pull request, control the code quality.

The integration and data flow with Jira. I mostly use Webstorm as my IDE, and it is easy to add the id of the Jira ticket to the commit message to create a simple linkage to see in both Bitbucket and Jira.

There really is not much I dislike. It is easy to navigate within the UI and see all the commit history when I need to.

Gitflow/version control. It's easy to revert back and see all the changes of code within my team I work on

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.

You save a android or any other project in bitbucket.the file is so security and any time you download or update.any time you push the project.this is very helpfull manging code repository.t

I have not found any dislike,but I can think of is the Scallong cost plan per ussr is high

Nothing problem are realized. Here some problem when logout button click them automatically login.

It has a super clean UI with easy navigation between links. It is also integrated with Jira, So commits can be linked with Jira stories which are really helpful in change identification. Pull request view is very easy to review and approve.

Bitbucket page load is slower at times. It's a bit difficult while merging the code when there are conflicts with the same file. User access management needs a bit of improvement.

All the code repository of our client is on bitbucket. We maintain our codebase here based on version management. It's easy for us to describe the commits as we can easily link the commits with Jira stories.

Free private repositories with up to 5 collaborators. it is very helpful for small projects and teams

I feel CICD integration is a but more easier in guthub

creating repository for developing personal projects and ideas

1. Repository managmemt across team members 2. Peer review 3. Private access to repository 4. Invite collaborators for coding in the same repository. 5. Manage different versions of code

There is nothing to dislike about bitbucket. It's very smooth and easy process to manage the code and peer review using bitbucket. It's only create issue when I try to open the bitbucket in mobile. Sometimes all the content is not visible clearly

1. Version control 2. Repository managmemt across team members 3. Peer review 4. Private access to repository 5. Invite collaborators for coding in the same repository. 6. Manage different versions of code 7. Easy to use

Bitbucket is very helpful for managing code repository. There can be multiple projects created privately and shared with team. Admin can invite their team member to collaborate on specific repository. Team members can create Pull request for their code merge and assign to reviewer for reviewing their code. Reviewer can review code and comment line by line. It's really very helpful tool for team sitting remotely

Bitbucket tool does not allow to log in with different users on one browser. Only one user can log in one browser. If I have two accounts for bitbucket I m not able to login into both. Also site is not responsive for mobile devices. I have to scroll a lot. These are just user experiences.

1. Code management 2. Pull request create feature wise 3. Review and comments 4. Add approvers to pull request. 5. Merge code 6. Sync code with master 7. Manage different versions of the code for dev, qa and prod environment 8. Integrated with slack for getting notification.

1. Bitbucket is a bang for a buck when compared to GitHub even in the free version. 2. Semantic search very accurate and lets me jump though code 3. Best of all is seamless integration with jira, Trello( we use a lot of Atlassian products, so in combination, we get a robust issue tracking and project management tool)

The bitbucket community is not as diverse as GitHub. So this means less plugins and open source projects comparatively

We are using BitBucket to create a robust issue tracking and project management system in combination with Jira and Trello.

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.

Easy to use. Important features are not hidden behind layers. Easy to add a reviewer, clone a repo, and look at commits.

It can be confusing trying to delete a branch

Source control. It's a great tool and more intuitive than GitHub in my opinion

1. Simple UI which is very easy to work on 2. Inbuilt integration with Jira makes my work very easy to do 3. For Each and every commit we can easily track the changed lines from the code 4. Best feature is we have separate tabs for multiple options such as branches, commits, and pull requests. In this way, it is very helpful for better productivity.

1. Should have an option to access public repositories. Most of the public repositories that I'm finding is not from the bitbucket. All are from its competitors 2. Other than that nothing I found as negative.

1. My Team can work individually and independently. 2. Can approve or reject based on code reviews. 3. If any problem came with the current version of the software we can easily track the code and identify the problem to fix the issue 4. we can also revert to the previous version by just single command

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.