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Bitbucket User Guide

Bitbucket User Guide outlines the steps to create a Bitbucket account, install Bitbucket on Windows, set up a project directory structure, and push a project to Bitbucket for the first time. It also provides commands for cloning a project, pushing and pulling changes, merging pushes and pulls, and recommended commit naming conventions.

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Bitbucket User Guide

Bitbucket User Guide outlines the steps to create a Bitbucket account, install Bitbucket on Windows, set up a project directory structure, and push a project to Bitbucket for the first time. It also provides commands for cloning a project, pushing and pulling changes, merging pushes and pulls, and recommended commit naming conventions.

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Bitbucket User Guide: 

 
1­ Create Bitbuket account 
https://bitbucket.org/account/signup/ 
Enter your nxb email address. 
Write your full name as First Name + Last Name 
 
Download and install bitbucket setup according to your 32/64 bit Windows OS from the following 
URL: 
https://git­scm.com/download/win 
 
Project Directory Structure: 
● project­name ( write project name  ) 
○ backup  
○ content 
○ db 
○ package 
○ psd 
○ public_html 
○ scripts 
 
First Time Project Push: 
Before going to push your first project to Bitbucket repository, enable setting for “show hidden 
file, folders and drives”   
Go to your server directory (i.e ​xamp> htdoc​ ), right click and select ​“Git Bash Here”​. It will 
open Bitbucket command line editor related to that directory: 
1. Initialize Git 
a. git init  
2. Set your username and email. 
a. git config user.name [“Write full name” ] 
b. git config user.email [“Write nxb email id”] 
3. Add your project to Bitbucket repository   
a. git remote add origin repository url 
4. Check Status. It will show you the project directory listing ( marked with red color ). 
a. git status 
5. git add ­­ all  ( Just write all for first time push ) 
6. git status (will show added file listing with green color) 
7. git commit ­m “Initial Setup” 
8. git status (will show all files listing with white color) 
9. git push ­u origin master (Write ‘­ u’ for first time push) 
 
Project Clone: 
1. git clone “repository url” 
Project Push & Pull: 
Push Commands: 
1. git add . 
2. git commit ­m “Feature ­ File Name ­ Task Completion Percentage ” 
3. git push origin master 
 
Pull Commands: 
1. git add . 
2. git commit ­m “Feature ­ File Name ­ Task Completion Percentage ” 
3. git pull origin master 
 
Merging Project Push & Pull Commands: 
1. git add . 
2. git commit ­m “Feature ­ File Name ­ Task Completion Percentage ” 
3. git pull origin master 
4. git push origin master 
 
Helping Commands: 
1. For LF warnings:  
a. git config ­­global core.autocrlf true 
Commit Naming Conventions: 
Feature ­ Added feature in [File Name] ­ 10% ( Task Completion %age if task not completed ) 
Tweak ­ Added tweak in [File Name] ­ 10% ( Task Completion %age if task not completed ) 
Remove ­ Deleted file/directory/feature/code snippet from [ File/Directory Name ] ­ 10% ( Task 
Completion %age if task not completed ) 
Note ­ Updated/Added note in  [File/Directory Name]  ­ 10% ( Task Completion %age if task not 
completed ) 
Fixes ­ Updated/Added note in  [File/Directory Name]  ­ 10% ( Task Completion %age if task not 
completed ) 

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