youngmon/atlassian-qna huggingface dataset:
Is this legit mail? I just got it from Atlassian Official but it runs scripts.google.com
Asked by Dwiki Lazzaro:

![image.png](/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/276926iC7FD76D9D47C9BB2/image-size/large?v=v2&px=999 "image.png")


Answers:
author: Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
body: Welcome to the Atlassian Community!

It is really easy to "spoof" an email address such as the one you are seeing here. Email was never designed to be secure, and to a lesser extent, actually the whole thing we know as "the internet". No-one anticipated the internet we have now, and, despite all the extremely clever work at places like Bletchley Park during WWII, which had so... many... warnings... come out of it, we built an internet that does not have security as its second priority (the priority is resilience - that's not wrong, but nowadays, security is way down the list, instead of first or second).

I would forward the email to abuse@atlassian.com - they will take a look at the systems involved and let you know if it is legitimate.

comments: author: Anthony Majevware
body: ok, thank you


Tags: bitbucket-cloud

cloud
On-premise runners for Bitbucket Data Center
Asked by Phin Pope:

Hey

We are moving from server to Data Center and I am trying to find out if Bitbucket DC supports on-premise pipeline runners, the DevOps team have said not, but it seems a bit strange that a DC can't run its own pipelines in its runners but Cloud can support this

Can someone clarify?


Answers:
author: Christian Glockner
body: Hi Phin,

Pipelines is a cloud-only feature, if you have a need to run builds, Bamboo is the complementary product for Bitbucket Server/DC.

Cheers,  
Christian  

Premier Support Engineer  
Atlassian


author: Aron Gombas _Midori_
body: See [@Christian Glockner](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/527595)'s answer.

Also, let me note that while Bitbucket Server and DC are built from the same codebase (with some differences in features), Bitbucket Cloud is not. It is a completely different product, acquired by Atlassian long time ago. It shares the brand with the self-hosted versions, but there are *major* differences in features!

So, assuming that all Cloud features are available on DC and vice versa is "not safe".


Tags: bitbucket-server

migration-customer-care

server
Bitbucket outage: Error occurred whilst processing an artifact
Asked by Jeff:

Bitbucket seems to be having problems with artifacts again. Can someone confirm an outage? I need to get an urgent release out.


Answers:
author: Mark Gortzak
body: Same problem here, can't download artifacts.

comments: author: Mark Gortzak
body: Outage is known; <https://bitbucket.status.atlassian.com/>


author: Jeff
body: Github looking pretty good at the moment.


author: Jeff
body: Yep, partial outage on the status dashboard now

Pretty tired of these outages at crucial moments.


Tags: bitbucket-cloud

cloud
How to require 1 minimal successful build for develop branch ONLY but no other branches
Asked by Paul Hendley:

Hello.  
i have been struggling with this all day and hope someone can shed some light.  
We want to set our Repository to ONLY require 1 minimal successful build on our "develop" branch. We do not want any other branches to require successful builds.

We have been trying to use "Required Builds" feature in various combinations with "Merge Checks--\>Minimum Successful Builds == 1".

As soon as we enable "Merge Checks--\>Minimum Successful Builds" and set # builds required to 1, then EVERY branch requires a successful build. Regardless of what we do with "Required Builds".

If we disable "Merge Checks--\>Minimum Successful Builds", and try to utilize just "Required Builds" then we can not get our develop branch to require a successful build.

It looks like we need to finagle some combination of these 2 but I can't seem to find the right combination.

Can anyone share some insight on how we would require a minimal successful # of builds for JUST one branch only?

Thank you!

paul


Answers:
author: Ulrich Kuhnhardt _IzymesCo_
body: Hello Paul, welcome to the community!

Have a look at the Bitbucket datacenter documentation - [required builds merge check](https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucketserver/checks-for-merging-pull-requests-776640039.html#Checksformergingpullrequests-Requiredbuildsmergecheck).

You can define which target and source branches enforce a successful build. That should do the trick.

If you don't have DC or want more detailed merge-checks you may use our [Izymes Workzone tool](https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1211303/workzone-pullrequest-workflow?hosting=server&tab=overview) to craft [custom merge conditions](https://izymes.com/docs/workzone-merge-control-control-simple-and-advanced-merge-conditions/) including required builds, reviewer approval quota and more as a boolean expression.

Hope that helps!

Best, Ulrich

// Izymes - Tools for efficient teams


Tags: bitbucket-server

server
Fisheye not show diff information for some files
Asked by vadim vadim:

Hello!

Enviroment:

CentOS 6, 2.6.2 Build:20110720020604 2011-07-20

Problem:

Fisheye not show diff information for some files For example: fisheye scans repository and trying find changed files, and in my scenario fisheye recognizes files in new revision as new born, but it is a mistake. There no new files in this revision and all files must have diff info, some files has diff information and some has no it.

Question:

What can be cause of this problem and how i can fix it?

Thanks in advance!


Answers:
author: Michael Heemskerk
body: Hi Vadim,

Can you give a bit more context? What is the repository type (subversion, git, mercurial, ... ) and what type of change have been made in the commit? Straightforward modifications, or maybe copied, moved or merged files?

comments: author: vadim vadim
body: Thanks for fast answer Michal!

- Repository type is Subversion

- Type of change was branch creation and another type of change regular commit.


author: Michael Heemskerk
body: It's probably best to open a support ticket for this issue at [support.atlassian.com](http://support.atlassian.com), because we'll need to see the svn log for the commit in question, the fisheye logs for when the commit was indexed by FishEye and possibly your symbolic rules settings.
Is "PatchEye and Cutlass" some kind of Atlassian easter egg?
Asked by Michael Downey:

Today our team was concerned to see our normal FishEye + Crucible replaced with a pirate logo and "PatchEye and Cutlass" as shown below.

Is this some kind of joke from Atlassian? If so it seems very inappropriate. We had several people concerned that our site was hacked.

![](http://i55.tinypic.com/14cz8r8.png)


Answers:
author: Andy Rosequist
body: Personally, I think it's pretty awesome. The winds be fillin' me sails fer a fine day o' coding.


author: Felipe Kraemer
body: Hi, Michael.

We're sorry for the inconvenience this may have caused.

Today's the [Talk Like a Pirate Day](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Talk_Like_a_Pirate_Day), and it was a joke from Atlassian with regards to this parodic holiday.

There's no need to worry about this.

Cheers,

Felipe Kraemer

comments: author: Michael Downey
body: Thanks for the info!


author: Doug
body: Why isn't this a plug-in? I'm a sad Pirate today. :(


author: Kristoffer Granberg Cauchi
body: Hi,

Can we expect any more easter egg with unexpected and uncontrolled behaviors in the production software?

This is on the surface harmless but I like to know which measure are being taken to avoiding these issues in future releases.

Kind regards,

Kristoffer


author: jhinch _Atlassian_
body: The <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Talk_Like_a_Pirate_Day> easter egg has been removed in the latest version of FishEye and Crucible. It was not taken very well last year which lead the FishEye/Crucible team to remove it.


author: C W Southworth
body: long live your sense of humor!
How to setup Permission Schemes for Lightweight Code Commenting with Crucible workflow?
Asked by Anton Vorobiev:

The workflow list <http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CRUCIBLE/Defining+your+Workflow> contains Lightweight Code Commenting workflow. But I can't understand how to setup Permission Schemes to allow Author to review himself?

We need this practice when review legacy code when author is outside company. In this case we want to set person who will be responsible for code and he should do first review for himself.


Answers:
author: Sten Pittet
body: Hi Anton,

It is currently not possible to be both an author and a reviewer but as an author of the review it is possible to comment a review. The reviews will also appear in the list of reviews to summarize for the author.

Last, if you go to the project page related to the review, you will see this review appearing in the list of open reviews.

So, in short the author cannot be added as a reviewer but it doesn't mean that he can't perform the review.

Is that answer helping you?

comments: author: Anton Vorobiev
body: Thanks a lot, Sten!   
You save my time and give a idea how to solve this situation. Our solution is special user for selfreview who will be assigned as reviewer in this case.   
Only one more question: should this user copmlete review for statistics or it is possible to summarize review without his comlpetion?


author: Sten Pittet
body: As long as the review is not completed it will appear in hist list of reviews to summarize and in the list of opened reviews for the project. That's why I would highly recommend the completion of those reviews otherwise your Crucible instance will quickly become polluted with reviews that should not appear anymore.
Crucible performance
Asked by lance_lyons:

We have an install of crucible that has spent days scanning our repository. It seems very slow.

We have 22268 revisions in our repo.

The scan is up to 506,008,917 lines of code

here is a snippet of the recent activity

Is this normal? How long should this take.

|--------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------|-----|
| proplist --revprop -r 13850 svn://tnw2s-subver/onlife/ | Wed Sep 14 16:02:54 GMT-500 2011 | 1ms |
| proplist --revprop -r 13849 svn://tnw2s-subver/onlife/ | Wed Sep 14 16:02:54 GMT-500 2011 | 1ms |
| proplist --revprop -r 13848 svn://tnw2s-subver/onlife/ | Wed Sep 14 16:02:54 GMT-500 2011 | 1ms |
| proplist --revprop -r 13847 svn://tnw2s-subver/onlife/ | Wed Sep 14 16:02:54 GMT-500 2011 | 0ms |
| proplist --revprop -r 13846 svn://tnw2s-subver/onlife/ | Wed Sep 14 16:02:54 GMT-500 2011 | 1ms |
| proplist --revprop -r 13845 svn://tnw2s-subver/onlife/ | Wed Sep 14 16:02:53 GMT-500 2011 | 2ms |
| proplist --revprop -r 13844 svn://tnw2s-subver/onlife/ | Wed Sep 14 16:02:52 GMT-500 2011 | 1ms |
| proplist --revprop -r 13843 svn://tnw2s-subver/onlife/ | Wed Sep 14 16:02:52 GMT-500 2011 | 1ms |
| proplist --revprop -r 13842 svn://tnw2s-subver/onlife/ | Wed Sep 14 16:02:52 GMT-500 2011 | 1ms |
| proplist --revprop -r 13841 svn://tnw2s-subver/onlife/ | Wed Sep 14 16:02:43 GMT-500 2011 |


Answers:
author: seb
body: There are a number of different reasons that a repository could be taking so long. I would advise that you open a support request at <https://support.atlassian.com> where support engineers can help you diagnose and provide solutions to these performance problems.
What is the fastest way to find my recently closed reviews?
Asked by Jared Fordham:

When I go to the Archive section and select closed, I see all the reviews, except they are sorted oldest first. Typically my primary use case is to look for some recent comment or discussion on a block of code or statement. Is there a saved view feature or something other than favorites to manage this workflow? Thanks


Answers:
author: Jared Fordham
body: I'm a noob at this answer thing, so I'm adding this so it will quit emailing me.


author: Jon Cotter
body: The only trick i know of is to find the view you want and then bookmark with your browser it since all the params are in the URL.
> ([http://fisheye.yourserver.com/cru/?filter=custom\&title=\&project=CR-XXX\&author=\&moderator=\&creator=\&reviewer=\&complete=any\&reviewType=any\&orRoles=false\&sort=age\&order=desc](http://fisheye.yourserver.com/cru/?filter=custom&title=&project=CR-XXX&author=&moderator=&creator=&reviewer=&complete=any&reviewType=any&orRoles=false&sort=age&order=desc))

A saved search feature or filter like in Jira would be great.

comments: author: Jared Fordham
body: Thanks for the tip
problem upgrade from version 2.6.1 to 2.7.1
Asked by swoodx:

Hello, we have a problem with update Fisheye with Crucible from version 2.6.1 to latest version 2.7. After update files and start fisheye - ./bin/start.sh we can't login to fisheye admin panel. On browser next string:  

### Your request was unable to be processed {#toc-hId--1902335071}

#### org.hibernate.exception.ConstraintViolationException - Could not execute JDBC batch update {#toc-hId--130895585}

* `Could not execute JDBC batch update`
* `Duplicate entry 'ak' for key 'cru_user_name'`

You are running release CR2.7.1 FE2.7.1 (20110909014221 2011-09-09), please report your release number when reporting bugs.

How we can repair this bug?


Answers:
author: seb
body: Hi Anton,

If you could please file a support request at <https://support.atlassian.com/> that would be appreciated, thanks! This is not the best forum to diagnose this problem.

Cheers,  
Seb

comments: author: swoodx
body: Ok, thanks. I re-post my question there.
Can't enable review creation using smart commits
Asked by Dave Pacifico:

I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, but in the smart commit configuration page in Fisheye/Crucible I only get the option to enable JIRA Issue Transitions, but not Review Creation. I upgraded the Fisheye/JIRA integration plugin in JIRA to 3.4.5 and restarted both JIRA and Fisheye/Crucible and I still can't see the option. I'm running Fisheye/Crucible 2.7 and JIRA 4.4.

I made sure to enable the Fisheye/Crucible Review Smart Commit Plugin as well as the one submodule. I'm probably missing something obvious.


Answers:
author: seb
body: Hi Dave,

This turns out to be the same issue as <https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/FE-3701> - you will need to upgrade to 2.7.1 to fix this issue.

Sorry for the inconvenience

Seb
Using Crucible with Bazaar repositories
Asked by John T Hill IV:

I use Bazaar as our source versioning control software, but from the testing I've done thusfar with the tool, it appears that this tool has no ability to integrate that project. Are there instructions or a suitable work-around to let this tool work with it?


Answers:
author: jhinch _Atlassian_
body: Currently Crucible doesn't support Bazaar and it's not currently on our roadmap to implement. You could look at implementing a [light SCM plugin](https://developer.atlassian.com/display/FECRUDEV/SCM+Module+Type) for Bazaar though.
I installed Fisheye 2.7 and it hits this error on startup: Could not find any active objects configurations for bundle com.atlassian.fecru.plugin.commithook.fecru-commithooks-plugin
Asked by Dave Pacifico:

The error is pretty descriptive, but I'm not sure why I'd have to modify the bundled plugin's atlassian-plugin.xml file and I'm not completely clear on what 'some-key' is in the error message. Perhaps this is my default Crucible project key?

I'm now running both Fisheye and Crucible 2.7 and connecting them to JIRA 4.4. I'm fully up to date. Thanks in advance for guidance.

2011-09-08 08:30:55,007 ERROR \[Spring executor 23 \] com.atlassian.activeobjects.osgi.ActiveObjectsServiceFactory com.atlassian.activeobjects.osgi.ActiveObjectsServiceFactory-getConfiguration - Could not find any active objects configurations for bundle com.atlassian.fecru.plugin.commithook.fecru-commithooks-plugin.

Did you define an 'ao' module descriptor in your plugin?

Try adding this in your atlassian-plugin.xml file: \<ao key='some-key' /\>

2011-09-08 08:30:55,022 ERROR \[Spring executor 23 \] com.atlassian.plugin.manager.DefaultPluginManager com.atlassian.plugin.manager.DefaultPluginManager-enableConfiguredPluginModule - There was an error loading the descriptor 'Review Creation' of plugin 'com.atlassian.fecru.plugin.commithook.fecru-reviewcommithook-plugin'. Disabling.

com.atlassian.plugin.PluginException: com.atlassian.activeobjects.osgi.NoServicesFoundException: Was expecting at least one service reference for interface \<com.atlassian.activeobjects.config.ActiveObjectsConfiguration\> and filter \<(com.atlassian.plugin.key=com.atlassian.fecru.plugin.commithook.fecru-commithooks-plugin)\>. Got null !


Answers:
author: seb
body: Hi Dave,

This is a known bug in FishEye 2.7 that can sometimes occur on startup, you can track the progress here: <https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/FE-3701>

In the meantime, it should be sufficient disable and enable the plugins from the admin interface

We will be releasing 2.7.1 shortly which will rectify this problem.

Thanks

comments: author: Dave Pacifico
body: Perfect! Thanks a lot for the unbelievably quick response.
best configuration for Fisheye?
Asked by Jane Steeves:

Is it better to have fisheye on its own box? Or have it coupled with subversion on the same server?


Answers:
author: Michael Heemskerk
body: One factor that greatly influences FishEye performance is where the repository indexes are stored. Make sure FishEye stores its data (the FISHEYE_INST dir if you have separate data dir) on a *local* disk, not on a network share or SAN. This will improve both indexing speeds and general performance.


author: jhinch _Atlassian_
body: I would highly suggest either having a the subversion repository on the same box as FishEye or at least a mirror of the repository on the same box. FishEye needs to make calls out to Subversion at indexing time for information so minimising the network calls will improve indexing speed significantly


author: David Yu
body: You would probably get some improvements in repository scanning since you can bypass HTTP and use the file protocol. If your repository is small, you probably won't even notice the speed benefit.
Adjust what filetypes affect line count in Fisheye
Asked by Collin O_Connor:

So in our Fisheye system we have a few major projects, one of which is making all line counts useless. This is caused by two things; a folder full of support XML files with hundreds of thousands of lines, and a folder with Adobe Illustrator (ai) files of the icons used; which somehow manage to create millions of lines.

My question is; is there a way to adjust what folders get added for line counts and such information, but still allows the folders to be indexed?


Answers:
author: Anna Buttfield
body: No, there's currently no way to do this. You can raise a feature request in the FishEye JIRA project: [https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/FE](https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/FE "https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/FE")
Is Fisheye/Crucible install the same
Asked by lance_lyons:

I am confused about the fisheye/crucible install. The zip files for both are essentially the same. Most documentation do not refer to installing these seperately but one document suggested that you add in your fisheye license and your crucible license seperately.

Are these products the same tomcat site? When setting up one, does that setup both?


Answers:
author: MatthewC
body: If you're talking about the demo you download, then yes it's the same file. When you install one you install the other. The only difference is the licence you put in. If you have a Crucible licence, the FishEye part is disabled. It's a quite different build to Jira/Confluence but it's still the same basic toolset underneath. The licence for both just goes in the same web form

comments: author: lance_lyons
body: What if we have the official comercial version coming and I want to have both running. Do I install the fisheye license now to make everything work? Both fisheye and crucible.


author: MatthewC
body: If you're going to get both, then you are better installing Crucible evaluation as it contains FishEye. It's easy to go from Crucible -\> FishEye \& Crucible by just updating the licence. Going from FishEye -\> FishEye \& Crucible is a [little more complex](http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CRUCIBLE/Upgrading+from+FishEye+to+Crucible)

If you have a Crucible evaulation licence from <http://my.atlassian.com> then you already have FishEye enabled.

To quote Atlassian: "During evaluation, only a Crucible license is needed. Once you install a commercial Crucible license, a commercial FishEye license will be required."

References:

<http://confluence.atlassian.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=154633623>

<http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CRUCIBLE/Licensing+FAQ>
FishEye Unable to connect to Bitbucket
Asked by thu phan:

I'm unable to connect to Bitbucket from inside FishEye using the UR. Even though i can use a broswer to goto the URL just fine... is there proxy seeting i need to do inside FishEye?

thanks--

<https://bitbucket.org/atlassian_dragons/dragonslayers>

Unable to pull from remote repository: <https://bitbucket.org/atlassian_dragons/dragonslayers> - \[abort: error: A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond\]

hg --config ui.verbose=false pull [https://bitbucket.org/atlassian_dragons/dragonslayers\</td\<\>\>Wed Aug 31 19:54:28 GMT-400 201142328ms](https://bitbucket.org/atlassian_dragons/dragonslayers%3C/td)
[hg --config ui.verbose=false initWed Aug 31 19:54:27 GMT-400 2011265ms](https://bitbucket.org/atlassian_dragons/dragonslayers%3C/td)

[hg --config ui.verbose=false pull](https://bitbucket.org/atlassian_dragons/dragonslayers%3C/td)[https://bitbucket.org/atlassian_dragons/dragonslayers\</td\<\>\>Wed Aug 31 19:52:44 GMT-400 201143157ms](https://bitbucket.org/atlassian_dragons/dragonslayers%3C/td)
[hg --config ui.verbose=false initWed Aug 31 19:52:44 GMT-400 2011390ms](https://bitbucket.org/atlassian_dragons/dragonslayers%3C/td)


Answers:
author: Chii
body: It seems you have used the url for bitbucket's web UI, instead of the repository url. Use the highlighted part of the url in the screenshot below when attempting to connect fisheye to a mecurial repository hosted on bitbucket. Both SSH and HTTPS would work, but for SSH, you'd also have to upload your private key to bitbucket via the user account page.

![](http://content.screencast.com/users/ChibiChii/folders/Jing/media/14bd3f52-e28c-4051-b964-f7d975f34056/bitbucket-connect-to-fisheye.png)


Tags: dragonslayer

install
crucible & fisheye installation confusion
Asked by Brian Hill:

Is the preferable way to install/use crucible with or without fisheye?

This is for a new installation of crucible, and we're not using fisheye now.

Thanks for any help.

Brian


Answers:
author: JamieA
body: It's possible to use cru without fisheye but it's really intended to be used with, if you are planning reviews of source code.

However say you just wanted it for reviews of confluence pages or patches then fish is not required.

comments: author: seb
body: FishEye and Crucible are the same install, features are available/switched on when adding your license


author: Brian Hill
body: Hi Jamie,

Thanks for the answer. Does this mean I need to install fisheye separately or are the fisheye\*.jar files that come with cru what are needed? If I need to install both, do they need to be installed in the same home?

The documentation on that isn't clear to me.


author: Brian Hill
body: Crucible contains the full Fisheye. Got it.

Thanks!