Stash 2.4: Forking in the Enterprise

The distributed nature of Git gives development teams a plethora of options when choosing how to collaborate on projects. Teams migrating their development to Git need the flexibility to best work with code in a distributed enterprise environment. Common practices have emerged using branch- and fork- based workflows, igniting debates on how they can best be used in the enterprise. Today we're pleased to announce Stash 2.4, which offers the choice and flexibility enterprise teams need to manage

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How Stash Developers Avoid Branching from a Bad Commit

One of my colleagues recently blogged about how the Confluence team avoids creating feature branches from bad commits. This blog post describes how to take the same idea one step further. The Problem I hate it when I make a trivial change, something like: $ git checkout master Switch to branch 'master' $ git checkout -b STASHDEV-1234-fix-capitalisation-of-Stash Switched to a new branch 'STASHDEV-1234-fix-capitalisation-of-Stash' .. change capitalization of one word in a template

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Atlassian at GOTO Chicago

GOTO Chicago 2013 It was great to be one of the sponsors at the GOTO Chicago 2013 conference from Tuesday April, 23 - Wednesday, April 24th  It was awesome meeting a number of JIRA, Confluence, and Dev Tools customers  at the conference.  Herzum Consulting, one of our experts joined us at the booth as well.  Atlassian Experts help deliver an incredible experience with our products. If you need a plugin built, a deployment tuned, help with setup and configuration, or coaching on going agile,

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How Confluence Developers Avoid Branching from a Bad Commit

The Stash team recently released the Stash-Bamboo plugin, which surfaces pass/fail results from Bamboo builds inside Stash. The main use case for the plugin is to let people reviewing a pull request see whether tests are passing on the development branch before they give the thumbs-up for merging it into master. Pretty cool. So I asked Build engineering to install the plugin on the Bamboo instance we use to build and test Confluence. For now, Bamboo is configured to notify Stash only for "A1.

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Meet the Stash Realtime Editor Add-on

Several weeks ago, I found myself refactoring some code a colleague of mine in Boulder wrote (I'm in San Francisco). Because I'm impatient, I wanted him to review my changes without going through the normal pomp and circumstance of what's now commonly referred to as a pull request or code review. I found myself wishing that I could just share my editor tab over the internet so that he could see what I was working on in real-time. Sure, I could have done one of the following: Invite him to a screen

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Stash 2.3: Crowd Single Sign-on, Branch Cleanup and Git Submodules

Interested in the latest Stash release? Check out What's New » What do you get when you combine a razor-focused release cycle and implementing one of the highest voted Stash feature requests? It's Stash 2.3, and it's available today. Today’s release of Stash 2.3 introduces features for Enterprise teams (single sign-on), Git operations (submodule recognition and branch deletion) and making Stash even more scalable (the SCM Cache plugin). Try Stash 2.3 Now Crowd Single Sign-On Support Many

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