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Recently, Atlassian solutions engineer, Benjamin King, and JIRA Software engineer, Dick Wiggers, teamed up to present a technical webinar on how our Data Center deployment option works, with a deeper...
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View ArticleA message to our RSS subscribersA message to our RSS subscribers
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New reporting in FishEye and Crucible 4.3, and more
Whether you use FishEye & Crucible with Subversion, Perforce, Git, or Mercurial, one thing that all teams have in common is the need to report on repository activity. How many lines of code were...
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FishEye & Crucible 4.2: Resolvable comments and more
Code reviews are essential to shipping quality code. However, they can be time-consuming, so having features that make collaboration easy is vital to shipping with both accuracy and speed. The new...
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FishEye & Crucible 4.1: flexible repository management and SVN improvements
For more than 10 years, FishEye & Crucible have helped teams all over the world build awesome software. As time goes by, teams are growing, technologies are changing, and code history is...
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FishEye & Crucible 4.0: Improved user management and blame on-demand
We’re thrilled to see so many of our customers’ businesses are scaling up with more users being added every day. The more users and groups you have, the more important it is to have a scalable yet...
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Keep track of your code review activity with FishEye and Crucible 3.10
One of our favorite things at Atlassian is getting to know our customers and hear about how you’re using our products to build your own kick-ass software. Sometimes we get to do this in person at...
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Simpler, smoother reviews with FishEye and Crucible 3.9
In this release, the team focused on making the day-to-day interaction with your reviews faster and more enjoyable. The new review activity stream puts the entire review discussion at your fingertips....
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What Atlassian application administrators need to know about the “leap...
Introduction A leap second is a one-second adjustment that is occasionally applied to UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) in order to keep its time of day close to the mean solar time. The most recent...
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FishEye/Crucible 3.8: performance and patch upload improvements
With FishEye and Crucible 3.8, we’ve introduced a number of improvements to allow teams to increase their development speed. This release brings a number of performance optimizations in several areas,...
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FishEye/Crucible 3.7: more powerful branch reviews
We’re proud to announce a new release of FishEye and Crucible 3.7 today. With it, we’ve made branch reviews more powerful and automatic. This release also brings support to the latest versions of Git...
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Atlassian update for Git and Mercurial vulnerability
The maintainers of the Git and Mercurial open source projects have identified a vulnerability in the Git and Mercurial clients for Macintosh and Windows operating systems that could allow critical...
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FishEye/Crucible 3.6: branch reviews, actions dialog
Today we are proud to announce the release of FishEye and Crucible 3.6. In this release we’ve made creating a review from a branch in your SCM much, much simpler and streamlined. We’ve also continued...
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5 tips for great code reviews
In almost every organization, team members collaborate to get work done. Software teams typically transition issues between people for different functions like code development, code review, and...
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FishEye/Crucible 3.5: Improved performance, better browsing
With great improvements in the user interface and new API calls for managing instances, the 3.5 release will delight both users and administrators of FishEye and Crucible. We’re proud to announce the...
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