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1		-DevOps as a Service includes a hosted and managed version of Atlassian Bitbucket. Please check out the[[ vendor provided documentation>>https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucketserver||shape="rect"]] to learn how to work in Bitbucket projects. You can skip any documentation related to Bitbucket installation or administration.
	1	+DevOps-as-a-Service can include a hosted and managed version of Atlassian Bitbucket. Please check out the[[ vendor provided documentation>>https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucketserver||shape="rect"]] to learn how to work in Bitbucket projects. You can skip any documentation related to Bitbucket installation or administration.
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4	4	{{toc/}}
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7	7	= Log in to Bitbucket =
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9		-Select **Projects** in SDPortal, then click on //Bitbucket// in the **Tools** section:
	9	+Select **Projects** in DevOps Portal, then click on //Bitbucket// in the **Tools** section:
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13	13	Log in to Bitbucket with your **username** and **password**.
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15		-If there are no repositories in the project you can **Create a repository** or you can **Import a repositories **to a project
	15	+If there are no repositories in the project you can **Create a repository** or you can **Import repositories **to a project
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19	19	= Create a Repository =
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21		-To create an empty repository click Create repository or the + sign on the left, and the a new window appears:
	21	+To create an empty repository click Create repository or the + sign on the left, and then a new window appears:
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65		-If you click on the project's name the (created or imported) repositories will appear. In this example an imported repository can be found by clicking **Showing DevOps as a Service capabilities.**
	65	+If you click on the project's name the (created or imported) repositories will appear. In this example an imported repository can be found by clicking **Showing DevOps-as-a-Service capabilities.**
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73	73	On the left side you can see the options such as creating a //branch, pull request,// or// fork//.
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75		-= Roles in SDPortal and roles in Bitbucket =
	75	+= Roles in DevOps Portal and roles in Bitbucket =
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77		-The roles are handled automatically by SDPortal, and when a user is created in SDPortal with a role in a project all permissions are automatically set in Bitbucket too.
	77	+The roles are handled automatically by DevOps Portal, and when a user is created in DevOps Portal with a role in a project all permissions are automatically set in Bitbucket, too.
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81		-In this example the user (Barney Rubble) in SDPortal has Developer role in the project.
	81	+In this example the user (Barney Rubble) in DevOps Portal has Developer role in the project.
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91	91	Above you can see how the roles in the project are handled in Bitbucket's project permissions:
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93	93	(% class="relative-table wrapped" style="width:27.3777%" %)
94		-|=(% class="active" rowspan="2" style="text-align: center" %)SDPortal role|=(% class="active" colspan="3" style="text-align: center" %) User access in Bitbucket
	94	+|=(% class="active" rowspan="2" style="text-align: center" %)DevOps Portal role|=(% class="active" colspan="3" style="text-align: center" %) User access in Bitbucket
95	95	|=(% class="active" %)Admin|=(% class="active" %)Write|=(% class="active" %)Read
96	96	|=(% class="active" %)Viewer|❌|❌|❌
97	97	|=(% class="active" %)Developer|❌|✅|✅
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101	101	= Create a branch from an issue in Jira =
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104		-ℹ To create branches in Jira Software it must be connected with Bitbucket, this is managed by SDPortal automatically.
	104	+To create branches in Jira Software it must be connected with Bitbucket, this is managed by DevOps Portal automatically.
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107	107	In the **Development** panel, click** Create Branch:**
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301	301	* The committer's email address must match the email address of a single JIRA Software user with the appropriate project permissions to transition issues.
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303	303	{{info}}
304		-ℹ For further tips on using Smart Commits in Bitbucket visit the [[vendor's website.>>url:https://confluence.atlassian.com/fisheye/using-smart-commits-960155400.html||shape="rect"]]
	304	+For further tips on using Smart Commits in Bitbucket visit the [[vendor's website.>>url:https://confluence.atlassian.com/fisheye/using-smart-commits-960155400.html||shape="rect"]]
305	305	{{/info}}