Creating a Contributions guidelines file
Use Bitbucket Data Center and Server
- Importing code from an existing project
- Creating projects
- Creating repositories
- リポジトリのクローン
- Archive a repository
- HTTP アクセス トークン
- Controlling access to code
- Workflow strategies
- プル リクエスト
- Bitbucket search syntax
- Webhook を管理する
- 通知
- Markdown syntax guide
- アドオンをリクエストする
- Set the default time zone
- Download a repository archive
- Creating a Contributions guidelines file
- Working with Git LFS Files
- Compare branches, tags, and commits
- Commit history
このページの内容
関連コンテンツ
- The diff in pull requests is showing unrelated files after upgrade of Bitbucket Server or Data Center to 7.x or 2-way diff change.
- Comparison of a Pull Request Diff between Bitbucket Server and Data Center versions up to 6.x and from 7.x onwards
- Understanding Diff view in Bitbucket Server
- Bitbucket Server/Data Center shows diff between branches even after they are merged (using squash commit)
- PR Diff shows different content from the actual file content in Bitbucket Datacenter
- How to find the commit that introduced an unexpected change in Bitbucket Server and Data Center
- How to diff arbitrary commits using REST API
- Create a pull request
- Bitbucket Server/Data Center shows diff between branches even after they are merged (using squash commit)
- How to find the commit that introduced an unexpected change in Bitbucket Server and Data Center
Bitbucket Data Center and Server lets you and your team create and share Git repositories, which allows you to collaborate with other developers within your organization. In most cases, individuals or teams will have some guidelines that they use when working on a repository, such as recommendations on who should review a pull request, info on best practices for coding, or desired file structures. You can add these guidelines to a file in your repo, and a link will be displayed to this file when:
- you access Clone in your sidebar (the link will direct you to the relevant page),
- you're about to create a pull request (the link will display the guidelines in a dialog), and
- you're viewing a pull request (the link will display the guidelines in a dialog).
To construct your file, it must:
- be saved to the root directory of your repository,
- have the title Contributing which is not case sensitive,
- the contents of the file can be constructed using the markdown syntax in Bitbucket, and
- the file can have no extension, or the following extensions:
- .md
- .markdown
- .mdown
- .mkdn
- .mkd
- .text
- .txt
Once you've created your file, you and your teammates can add and update the content, just as you would for any file in your repository.
最終更新日 2022 年 6 月 22 日
関連コンテンツ
- The diff in pull requests is showing unrelated files after upgrade of Bitbucket Server or Data Center to 7.x or 2-way diff change.
- Comparison of a Pull Request Diff between Bitbucket Server and Data Center versions up to 6.x and from 7.x onwards
- Understanding Diff view in Bitbucket Server
- Bitbucket Server/Data Center shows diff between branches even after they are merged (using squash commit)
- PR Diff shows different content from the actual file content in Bitbucket Datacenter
- How to find the commit that introduced an unexpected change in Bitbucket Server and Data Center
- How to diff arbitrary commits using REST API
- Create a pull request
- Bitbucket Server/Data Center shows diff between branches even after they are merged (using squash commit)
- How to find the commit that introduced an unexpected change in Bitbucket Server and Data Center
Powered by Confluence and Scroll Viewport.