What is Bitbucket?
Bitbucket is Atlassian’s platform for hosting Git repositories and reviewing code. Teams use it to track changes, work on branches and discuss pull requests before merging them.
How it works with Fortiana
A change can take a different shape after review: a simpler approach, a narrowed scope or an exception added in response to feedback. Bitbucket contributes the repository history and discussion around that process. This helps connect the result to the concerns and decisions recorded while it was being developed.
What Fortiana can use
- Repositories and changes
- Code reviews
- Comments and review history
Not included: A full copy of every repository file; Native Bitbucket Cloud Issues and Wikis.
How you can use it
For example, you can ask questions such as:
- What changed after the review feedback?
Compare the discussion with the subsequent change to see which feedback the team addressed. - Why was this exception added?
Look for the review comment that explains the case the exception was intended to handle. - Which part of the original proposal was dropped?
Use the review history to follow the reduction in scope and the reason given for it.
Before you connect
- List the repositories. Identify the Bitbucket repositories and development history needed for the initial use case.
- Confirm the environment. Review the Bitbucket environment and authorization requirements with the person responsible for repository access.
- Check the evidence needed. Identify whether the intended questions rely on review discussion and comments or source files beyond the integration’s scope.
