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     Testing
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     Runners
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     * Set up runners for Linux Docker
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     * Set up runners for Windows
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     * Configure a runner to use a proxy
     * IP addresses for runners behind corporate firewalls
     * Use your Docker images in self-hosted runners
     * Deploying the Docker-based runner on Kubernetes
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   Manage your plans and settings in Bitbucket Cloud
   * Manage your plan and billing
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     Configure SSH and two-step verification
     * Set up personal SSH keys on macOS
     * Set up personal SSH keys on Windows
     * Set up personal SSH keys on Linux
     * Managing multiple Bitbucket user SSH keys on one device
     * Enable two-step verification
     * Supported SSH key formats
     * Set up SSH with Sourcetree
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     App passwords
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     Manage Bitbucket and account settings
     * Access your personal settings
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     * Manage email notifications for watched objects
     * Organize groups for your repositories
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   Integrate Bitbucket Cloud with apps and other products
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     Integrate Bitbucket and Jira
     * Connect Bitbucket Cloud to Jira Software Cloud
     * Connect Bitbucket Cloud to Jira Software Server
     * Use Jira Software Cloud projects in Bitbucket Cloud
     * Create Jira issues from Bitbucket
     * Transition Jira issues during a pull request merge
     * Configure automatic team invitations
     * Enable Smart Commits
     * Use Smart Commits
     * Synchronize an account
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     Use Bitbucket Cloud with Marketplace apps
     * Bitbucket Cloud apps overview
     * Integrate Bitbucket Cloud with Slack
     * Integrate Trello boards in Bitbucket
     * Integrate another application through OAuth
     * Install Cloud IDE add-ons
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     * Enable Bitbucket Cloud development mode
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     Use the Atlassian for VS Code extension
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     Security
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   Build third-party apps with Bitbucket Cloud REST API
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     Use OAuth on Bitbucket Cloud
     * OAuth consumer examples
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     Use Bitbucket REST API version 1
     * groups Endpoint
     * group-privileges Endpoint
     * invitations Endpoint
     * users Endpoint - 1.0
     * invitations Resource
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   Get advisories and other resources for Bitbucket Cloud
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     Access security advisories for Bitbucket Cloud
     * Security Advisory: Changes to how apps are installed by URL
     * Security Advisory - 2016-06-17 - Password Resets
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     View end of support announcements for Bitbucket Cloud
     * End of support for AWS CodeDeploy app removal - 2019-12-03
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   Tutorials
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     Tutorial: Learn Bitbucket with Git
     * Create a Git repository
     * Copy your Git repository and add files
     * Pull changes from your Git repository on Bitbucket Cloud
     * Use a Git branch to merge a file
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     Tutorial: Learn Bitbucket with Sourcetree
     * Create a new repository
     * Copy your repository and add files
     * Pull changes from your repository on Bitbucket
     * Use Sourcetree branches to merge an update
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     Tutorial: Learn about Bitbucket pull requests
     * Create a repository (and add a reviewer)
     * Clone and make a change on a new branch
     * Create a pull request to merge your change
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   Create and manage projects in Bitbucket Cloud
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     Configure project settings
     * Set up Project Access keys on macOS
     * Set up Project Access keys on Windows
     * Set up Project Access keys on Linux
     * Managing multiple Project Access keys on one device
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       Add default reviewers to a project
     * Add repositories to a project
     * Configure a project's branching model
     * Find and share projects
     * Manage and edit existing projects
     * Set up a merge strategy for a project
     * Updating project details
     * Configure a project's branch restrictions
     * Configure project permissions for users and groups
   * Create a project
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     Project Access Tokens
     * Create a Project Access Token
     * Project Access Token permissions
     * Using Project Access Tokens
     * Revoke a Project Access Token

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ADD DEFAULT REVIEWERS TO A PROJECT

Adding default reviewers to a project allows you to specify reviewers that
Bitbucket will automatically add to any pull requests in any repositories in
your project, unless otherwise specified in the repository’s settings.

 1. In the project, select Project settings in the left sidebar.

 2. Select Default reviewers under Pull Requests on the left sidebar.

 3. Select the Add reviewers button.

 4. In the Add default reviewers dialog, add the names of any members of the
    workspace in which this project resides to add them as a default reviewer.

Default reviewers must be members of the workspace containing the project and
should have at least Read project permission.

 

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