I recently moved to the new Bitbucket interface and what I remarked is that I need to approve commits after pushing them.
It\'s a good feature, but it\'s inconvenient fo
"Approve" is not necessary, is an extra feature to know who reviewed the commit. From Bibucket's blog post:
Giving the green light
Bitbucket has a light-weight approval process that allows participants to Approve a commit or pull request – this signifies that a user has reviewed a change and that it LGTM.
Later, when browsing the list of commits or pull requests, Bitbucket displays the total number approvals for a particular change as a gray circle.
A gray badge shows how many reviewers have approved a particular change – now, for those commits or pull requests that you personally have approved, the badge is now green giving you a quick summary of changes that are yet to be reviewed by you.