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Need to set up a repository? Then you've come to the right place! Use this page to determine how to set up a repository based on your situation.


I have no existing files.

If you're starting from scratch and have no files, you can simply create a repository on Bitbucket Cloud and then clone it to your local system. This cloning action connects your remote Bitbucket repository to your specified local directory.

  1. Create a repository Learn how
  2. Clone a repository Learn how 


 

I have existing files on my local system.

If you've been working on a project on your local system, it's probably a good idea to put it into source control. Alternatively, you may already have it versioned using Git or Mercurial, but you now want to start collaborating with a few others.

Create a repository in Bitbucket and then connect your local directory to the remote repository. 

  1. Create a repository Learn how
  2. Get your code onto Bitbucket
    • Add unversioned code to a repository Learn how
    • Push versioned code to an empty repository Learn how 


 

I have existing files in a source control tool.

Bitbucket provides a tool for importing from certain source control tools. If your code is in a system Bitbucket can't import, you can convert it to Git or Mercurial before pushing the code to Bitbucket. 

Learn how

Last modified on Jun 24, 2020

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