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Fix your SSH keys mess... Getting a message that the server is not trusted when pushing to repo but no prompt to add it. Still couldn't figure out how to do it. Thought this was supposed to make git simpler, not more complicated.
Good, but no easy all repos backup feature, very strange and annoying, you have to hack through 3rd party apps. And still no success.
Just a one simple button would do.
Also a bit greedy with $ per developer per team
I've used for years. While I'd love to give 5 stars, bitbucket have a tendency to cancel features after you commit to using them, which is always unsettling. For a free service though, what can I expect? I also really like the way it'll display a graph which some of their competition do not do
for free can't complain so much, but try change email is work for few days, horrible
Best alternative for github.com in case you are making a private project. Backed by Atlassian that gives you a lot of other options like Jira, Confluence, Trello etc.
My Git hub of preference. They offer unlimited private repos which is a plus to keep your stuff in the cloud. Very reliable service for your collaborative work. They offer a basic issue tracker which works pretty well. If your team is less than 5 people you can get things working for free. And you can always give it a try for free as an independent developer. I brought many people to Bitbucket through the years and will keep on recommending it.
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