bitbucket-server

问题 I am new to Jmeter. I have a locally hosted Bitbucket server. Sometimes when Bamboo plan triggers concurrent git clone operations it's found that Bitbucket servers gets slow/unresponsive and I have to restart the service. I want to simulate this behavior by running jmeter tests against another locally created Bitbucket server. I would like to load test below scenario with Jmeter and bitbucket server. Load test git clone and git update operations against bitbucket server through Jmeter.

问题 I am new to Jmeter. I have a locally hosted Bitbucket server. Sometimes when Bamboo plan triggers concurrent git clone operations it's found that Bitbucket servers gets slow/unresponsive and I have to restart the service. I want to simulate this behavior by running jmeter tests against another locally created Bitbucket server. I would like to load test below scenario with Jmeter and bitbucket server. Load test git clone and git update operations against bitbucket server through Jmeter.

问题 I am new to Jmeter. I have a locally hosted Bitbucket server. Sometimes when Bamboo plan triggers concurrent git clone operations it's found that Bitbucket servers gets slow/unresponsive and I have to restart the service. I want to simulate this behavior by running jmeter tests against another locally created Bitbucket server. I would like to load test below scenario with Jmeter and bitbucket server. Load test git clone and git update operations against bitbucket server through Jmeter.

问题 I'm configuring PostgreSQL db for the Bitbucket Server on Windows. In the official guide it says that: The database must be configured to use the UTF-8 character set. It doesn't strictly say that you have to set collation to UTF-8, but for other atlassian procucts it's recommended so I assume that's the same case for Bitbucket Server. Exmaple from Confluence documentation: Character encoding must be set to utf8 encoding. Collation must also be set to utf8. Other collations, such as "C", are

问题 I'm configuring PostgreSQL db for the Bitbucket Server on Windows. In the official guide it says that: The database must be configured to use the UTF-8 character set. It doesn't strictly say that you have to set collation to UTF-8, but for other atlassian procucts it's recommended so I assume that's the same case for Bitbucket Server. Exmaple from Confluence documentation: Character encoding must be set to utf8 encoding. Collation must also be set to utf8. Other collations, such as "C", are

问题 We have a bitbucket server, we have introduced the usage of Pull Requests to protect two branches: Master and Develop. This works well and people cannot push anymore to those branch on our bitbucket server. But the issue is that sometimes when we took the develop version to test some behavior, we forget to change the branch for doing our modification, and we do some commit locally that we cannot push to the server. My question is: Is there a way to prevent users from committing on those two

问题 Bitbucket self-hosted server. We have repositories that we could clone in the past. Now what happens is: clone fetches data, and at the end I have just an empty folder, not even a .git/ folder, just nothing. Tried with 4 different accounts, one of which is administrator. Tried on Windows 10 and Mac OS. Tried on different repositories and projects. Tried from command line and from Sourcetree. I can clone from other servers. I can do a combo of git init / git remote add / git fetch etc. and

问题 I'm new to bamboo and webhooks. I'm trying to start a bamboo build automatically when a PR to master branch from my repo is opened. I followed this guide but the remote trigger is not starting at all. Bamboo: BitBucket: I've already checked the following: verify that the whitelisted ip is correct (the bitbucket webhook fails if i remove that) my bamboo plan is enabled and is building fine on manual run What am I missing? Bamboo build plan in YAML: --- oid: 7818389690603565060 key: XT name:

问题 As currently I cannot clone repositories from a Bitbucket server, I've found I can still do a series of git init, git remote add etc. to get the repository on my computer. I would like to make sure I exactly produce the equivalent of a "clone". Is the following correct? git init git remote add origin -m master https://www.myserver.com/bitbucket/scm/proj/repo.git # need to do git fetch twice, otherwise for some reason git branch -r # returns "warning: ignoring broken ref refs/remotes/origin

问题 My setup: git -repository on an Atlassian Stash -server and Atlassian Bamboo . I'm using Maven 3.1.1 with the release-plugin 2.3.2 . The plan in Bamboo looks like this: Check out from git -repository perform a clean install perform release:prepare and release:perform with ignoreSnapshots=true and resume=false Everything up to the last step works fine, but Maven states, that it can't tag the release, because the tag already exists. Here is the log: build 26-Nov-2013 10:36:37 [ERROR] Failed to