Improves your code review experience by integrating static code analysis and providing pull request templates
Improves your code review experience by integrating static code analysis and providing pull request templates
Improves your code review experience by integrating static code analysis and providing pull request templates
Static code analysis for pull requests
Merge checks to prevent quality issues
Pull requests templates
Runs static code analysis tools on your pull requests and reports found violations directly in your code. PMD, Scalastyle, CodeNarc, JSLint & JSHint are built-in, but you can run any external tool on your pull requests.
Provides merge checks for the static code analysis tools to prevent merging in case a configurable threshold of violations is exceeded. Do not allow quality issues to sneak in your main branch!
Pull request templates allow you to configure a default description to help pull request authors to add the right details. The templates are files within the Git repository, thus are easy to version and to review.
More details
Provides static code analysis for your pull requests and various other handy features to get the most out of code reviews:
- Reports found violations by static code analyzers right in your pull request with the help of Bitbucket's Code Insights.
- Enforces quality requirements by preventing merges of pull requests that exceed a configurable number of violations.
- Besides the integrated analyzers, you can also run any external static code analysis tool over your pull requests. The app parses the code violations the external tools emit, and creates Code Insights annotations for them. We provide a list of common tool configurations in our Wiki.
- Supports pull request templates (BSERV-8663) to improve the QA process.
- Also marks files in your pull requests which likely contain bugs due to a lot of bug-fixing commits in the recent past to make reviewers aware to take special care when reviewing.
Please check our documentation for more information.
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Reviews for cloud
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Thank you for your feedback. Could you please open a support ticket by writing to our support mail address so that we can better discuss this feature request?
Hi, thanks for your question. The plug-in is indeed able to use PEP8. Please find instructions on how to integrate it in our Wiki.
Hi, thanks for your feedback. Could you please create a bug report in our JIRA project or write to our support email address with the stack trace that is generated in your Bitbucket Server log file when you create a pull request? That will help us to reproduce this issue.
Thanks for your feedback! We will support to run any external program (not only the built-in analyzers) which can analyze source code files with the upcoming release 1.8.0. Unfortunately, this will not include Findbugs because it can only deal with byte code. If you need Findbugs we suggest that you have a look at our Sonar for Bitbucket Server plug-in.
Reviews for server
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Thank you for your interest in our app. Yes, you can basically use any external tool that emits information about code issues to STDOUT. Please find more details about how to integrate such tools in our Wiki.
Thank you for your interest in our app. We have no plans to support Bitbucket Datacenter for this app.
Thank you for your feedback. Could you please open a support ticket by writing to our support mail address so that we can better discuss this feature request?
Reviews for Data Center
(13)Sign in to write a reviewThank you for your feedback. Could you please open a support ticket by writing to our support mail address so that we can better discuss this feature request?
Hi, thanks for your question. The plug-in is indeed able to use PEP8. Please find instructions on how to integrate it in our Wiki.
Hi, thanks for your feedback. Could you please create a bug report in our JIRA project or write to our support email address with the stack trace that is generated in your Bitbucket Server log file when you create a pull request? That will help us to reproduce this issue.
Thanks for your feedback! We will support to run any external program (not only the built-in analyzers) which can analyze source code files with the upcoming release 1.8.0. Unfortunately, this will not include Findbugs because it can only deal with byte code. If you need Findbugs we suggest that you have a look at our Sonar for Bitbucket Server plug-in.
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Versions
Version 4.0.1 • Bitbucket Server 5.15.0 - 7.12.0 • Released 2021-02-12
Summary
Bug fixes and improvements for custom analyzers
Details
Bug fixes:
* Improved debug logging for support cases with custom static analyzers
* Settings like regexes from locally defined custom analyzers are not applied
* Merge checks are not applied for custom static analyzers in Bitbucket >= 7.2
* Issues for new commits are not always added deterministically to the pull request
* Increase idleTimeout in CustomAnalyzerProcessor
Task:
* Update Marketplace highlights
* Got rid of enforcing %f and %fs for files because it does not work with some analyzers like PMD when single command invocation with all files is required
* Upgraded built-in CodeNarc to version 1.6.1
Installation
- Log into your Bitbucket instance as an admin.
- Click the admin dropdown and choose Atlassian Marketplace. The Manage add-ons screen loads.
- Click Find new apps or Find new add-ons from the left-hand side of the page.
- Locate Code Review Assistant for Bitbucket via search. The appropriate app version appears in the search results.
- Click Try free to begin a new trial or Buy now to purchase a license for Code Review Assistant for Bitbucket. You're prompted to log into MyAtlassian. Code Review Assistant for Bitbucket begins to download.
- Enter your information and click Generate license when redirected to MyAtlassian.
- Click Apply license. If you're using an older version of UPM, you can copy and paste the license into your Bitbucket instance.
To find older Code Review Assistant for Bitbucket versions compatible with your instance, you can look through our version history page.
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