Bitbucket provides shared repositories amongst team members who are working on a project. Bitbucket provides all the features that git supports.īitbucket also provides project management tools as it comes as a part of Atlassian products. If you are looking for open source development, you need to choose git with Github. These repos are free, Git provides us as many number of public repositories, but not private. There is no requirement of a network as every user is working with local working copy.īitbucket is useful as it gives you as many number of private repositories as required. Each user can maintain their own repository that has all the versions of the software that is under development and when required, merging with other repositories is possible. With distributed (decentralized) version control system, every user can work with his/her own working copy without impacting any other installations on the cloud. Bitbucket is also available on-premises.īitbucket supports Git which is a distributed version control system. It is a web based service which is available for free up to five users (very similar to Visual Studio Team Services or VSTS). Bitbucket Overviewīitbucket is an Atlassian tool for source and version control. Ofcourse using Git commands via command prompt is a little tedious, as compared to using the wonderful IDE of Visual Studio.Ĭonsidering many of you are Visual Studio users, in this article, I will discuss how to create a Bitbucket account, how to add its extension to Visual Studio and how to use various Bitbucket commands like, commit, commit and push, commit and sync, pull request, merge etc. Later it turned out that the customer was interested in learning Bitbucket and that too with the command prompt. Some time back I received a requirement for Git training.

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