Go to your repository’s admin-tab, and click “Appearance Settings” under “Additional options/settings”.
Here you can choose from a list of themes, and when switching theme in the dropdown the preview to the right will update immediately.
If you like dark themes, check out “Native”.
In your Bitbucket wiki-pages, you have access to data from the issue tracker through a set of wiki macros:
Link to a specific issue
Syntax: <<issue 1>>
Result: A link to the issue with id 1 in your repository’s issue tracker.
Link to an issue query
Syntax: <<query ?status=open&status=new All open issues>>
Result: A link to all issues with status open or new, where the link text is “All open issues”.
List all issues for a milestone (or show count)
Syntax: <<milestone Beta 1>>
Result: A list of issues for milestone “Beta 1”, with links and status for each issue.
List all issues for a query
Syntax: <<issues ?status=open&status=new count|list|compact>>
Result: Lists all issues that match the query (status is open or new) in one of two optional styles, or shows the number of issues that match the query.
<<issues ?status=open&status=new list>> shows a full list of open or new issues, in the same layout as the milestone-macro.
<<issues ?status=open&status=new compact>> shows a list of open or new issues, but only the issue id with a link to each issue in the tracker.
Usage example for count: “There are currently <<issues ?status=open count>> open issues for our project.”
Link to a changeset
Syntax: <<changeset 45cc878df717>>
Result: A link to changeset 45cc878df717’s diff-view.
Written by Jason Kirtland. Thanks!
You want to integrate with your favorite 3rd party service as well? It’s dead-easy.
Maciek Szczesniak wrote a Basecamp broker, and a huge thanks to him! We wrote a Lighthouse broker.
They’re both live, enjoy.
As of now, I’ve just deployed:
Just a quick note that service integration is hereby live.
To go with it, there’s two new help pages: Service Integration & Writing Brokers
Enjoy!
A feature that we haven’t really announced yet, that gives you some handy shortcuts related to a user, is the avatar dropdown.
Anywhere you see a full-size user avatar, such as in the newsfeed, you can hover the avatar, wait a second, and then click the arrow that appears to reveal the user’s dropdown.
As the screenshot above shows, the dropdown contains:
If you’re on a paginated page, like the repository list, you can use the left and right arrow keys to navigate to the previous and next page.