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Migrate to DVCS Meetup #2 on March 12th

G'day all! We're finally organizing our second meetup in Sydney dedicated to people making the switch to Git or Mercurial. On this occasion we're looking for a company willing to present their own implementation of Git or Mercurial and give a different perspective on their migration. If you're interested, just send me an email at spittet@atlassian.com. When Tuesday, March 12th - 6pm Where Level 6, 341 George Street Sydney Registration You can sign up from our meetup page.

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FishEye and Crucible 2.9 Released: Simplified Administration, Stronger JIRA Integration

Today we are pleased to announce the latest release of FishEye and Crucible. FishEye and Crucible give agile teams a powerful way to browse, search, share and review source code. Tight integration with the JIRA issue tracker gives teams traceability between issues, stories and source, regardless of your source code management system(s) – Git, Subversion, CVS, Mercurial or Perforce. FishEye 2.9 and Crucible 2.9 have improved integration with JIRA, enabling development teams to move faster and

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Connect JIRA to your Git or Mercurial Repositories with the JIRA DVCS Connector

Looking for a way to connect your Git or Mercurial repositories to your JIRA issues? Atlassian has recently released a new update to the JIRA DVCS Connector to help you connect your JIRA issues to your DVCS repositories on Bitbucket. For those who don't know, Bitbucket is Atlassian's free code hosting tool for Git and Mercurial repos. So, what is this JIRA DVCS Connector? For those new to this useful plugin, the JIRA DVCS Connector lets you Track commits, monitor source code edits,

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Making the Switch to DVCS: The FishEye Teams move from Subversion to DVCS

The Tool is the Easy Part - What about the Processes? The FishEye team was the first team at Atlassian to make the switch to DVCS, and while some Atlassians had previous DVCS experience, quite a few had not yet used it in the workplace with a medium-size team of developers before. We looked for help around the web, but there wasn't a lot of people sharing their experiences at the time. We found many resources like "How do I push a branch in Git?" or "How do I pull from multiple remotes in Mercurial?",

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Clearvision guides Enterprises to effective DVCS adoption

In the UK many enterprises involved in software development are realising the competitive advantage of moving to a distributed version control system (DVCS).  DVCS is now forming a vital role in their strategy towards continuous delivery.  This advantage is gained not just in switching tool sets but by adapting to a more collaborative approach to development and fully understanding the opportunities this technology enables. DVCS enhances the way development teams interact, enabling greater

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Linking Bitbucket with the JIRA issue tracker

The Bitbucket team has been working hard to bring distributed version control (DVCS) capabilities to Atlassian's JIRA to help complete your development suite. In February, we released the JIRA DVCS Connector; this nifty plugin allowed you to jump to your Bitbucket or GitHub repositories straight from the JIRA Commits tab. Today, we are introducing Bitbucket Links. With Bitbucket Links, you can use issue keys to link to JIRA or other development tools you use straight from Bitbucket. The

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