Bitbucket Documentation

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Getting Started

There are two main ways to develop with bitbucket – using our remote API or developing a broker.

Main Topics

REST APIs
Use the REST APIs to interact with a bitbucket repository, wiki, issue tracker and with other users.

Brokers
Learn how to write your own broker. bitbucket offers integration with external services by allowing a set of services, or 'brokers', to run at certain events. These brokers are simple Python scripts. For example, there's a broker for sending emails, and one for posting back to an arbitrary URL.

OAuth on bitbucket
bitbucket's OAuth support enables third-party applications to interact with repositories hosted on the site.

Help

bitbucket user's guides

Forums

Feature requests and bug reports

Bitbucket
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Introducing: Bitbucket Cards
Accept Pull Requests and Auto-Close Branches
Scheduled Maintenance May 5, 2012 at 17:00 UTC
New release of SourceTree 1.4
Linking Bitbucket and JIRA

REST API RESOURCES

Changesets

Emails

Events

Followers

Groups

Groups Privileges

Invitations

Issue Comments

Issue Components

Issue Milestones

Issues

Issue Versions

Privileges

Repositories

Repository links

Services

Source

SSH Keys

Users

Wiki

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