Provides Bitbucket Server activity streams about all the interesting actions on your Bitbucket Server instance, such as commits, comments, and more at the repository, project, user, and server level, including RSS feeds.

Make sure your pull requests are reviewed by the engineers who know the affected components best – the so-called code owners. Put the rules with the components and their code owners in a text file that can also be reviewed. Bitbucket Code Owners also allows code owner review through dedicated merge checks.

Make your code reviews more effective with Bitbucket Server. Integrate static code analysis tools into Bitbucket pull requests. It also provides source code cross-referencing in pull requests, making navigating code as convenient as in an IDE. It also marks files that have been detected as bug hotspots. Finally, pull request templates allow you to set a default description to help contributors add just the right amount of detail.

Provides a search to find commits in Bitbucket with just a few keystrokes.

Provides Confluence macros to include files and metadata from public and private Bitbucket repositories in a Confluence page. This allows you to always have up-to-date project documentation (e.g. README.md or README.adoc), source code, and configuration files in your Confluence pages.

The application renders Jupyter/IPython notebooks on Confluence pages from attachments and URLs. The entire rendering is done client-side, so there is no additional overhead that can slow down your Confluence instance.

Treat your build plans as code! A Bamboo application to create and maintain your build plans with a Groovy-based DSL or YAML. It also allows you to maintain your Bamboo instance with scripts.

THE Pull Request Analytics provides teams with information on what pull requests should be addressed next to shorten the DevOps cycle. It calculates the complexity of pull requests, taking into account aspects such as size, test availability, and more. It also provides statistics on the pull request workflow, such as which repositories have an insufficient average merge time, possibly due to complex and long-running requests.

Manage your repository settings such as permissions, branching model, hook settings, and more centrally, and this app ensures that your repositories are always configured consistently. It also allows you to define default files (e.g. README.md, LICENSE, .gitattributes) that every repository should have when created.

The application provides Bamboo build tasks to analyze projects with SonarQube. It supports builds with Maven (v2 + v3), Gradle, SonarQube Runner/Scanner, and MSBuild/.NET Core. It provides incremental scans to reduce build time by analyzing only new and changed files from a pull request. It can also stop the build when configured quality gates are violated.

Integrates SonarQube with Bitbucket Server, showing Sonar metrics, test coverage, duplicate lines of code, and issues in pull requests, and providing checkers to prevent merging new code if configurable quality thresholds are exceeded. It also makes working with branches more enjoyable by syncing quality profiles, project properties, and more with the master project.

Suggested changes make it easier to collaborate on pull requests. A reviewer reviews a pull request and, if there is room for improvement, suggests a change by leaving a comment. The pull request author can apply a suggested change with one click, without having to go through the full development lifecycle.

A Bamboo task that can automatically run git bisect on failed builds to determine which commit broke the build.