Code Owners for Bitbucket
- Supported
Improve your pull requests by auto-assigning reviewers and enforce reviews with Code Owners based merge checks
Adds relevant reviewers automatically
Adds Code Owners as reviewers to new pull requests, but still gives the author flexibility to adapt, e.g. for work-in-progress pull requests. Use Code Owners groups for easier maintenance.
Simple, versioned, rule based config in plain text
To assign Code Owners for a specific code area, put a file called CODEOWNERS in your repository with file patterns similar to .gitignore.
(Planned) Prevent merges without reviews by Owners
Merge checks based on pull request approvals by Code Owners. Minimal required approvals defined for all Code Owners of a PR, or for each Code Owners group separately. Prevent unwanted changes in CODEOWNERS file.
More details
Code reviews are valuable to share know-how and prevent bugs in successful projects. But finding the right reviewers can be a hassle without Code Owners, engineers who:
- are experts in a specific code area
- can give valuable feedback to other team members
- are interested that the code quality stays great
This app allows to:
- configure which groups or devs are Code Owners for each code area
- automatically assign reviewers based on Code Owners
- enforce approvals by Code Owners (Optional)
Simple, file-based,& low-maintenance configuration:
- CODEOWNERS file with pattern matching based on file names, similar to .gitignore
- ready to be versioned,eg. for auditing
✨ Want to try it out first? Access the interactive playground where you can check your Code Owner rules.
Find out more in our Atlassian community article or schedule a live demo with us!
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Integration Details
Code Owners for Bitbucket integrates with your Atlassian product. This remote service can:
- Ability to see all the user's account information
- Read access to pull requests and collaborate on them
- Access to pull requests, and ability to create, merge and decline them
- Read access to all the repositories the authorizing user has access to