Version Control Using BitBucket 1/3
This is a continuation of my previous post on how to setup mavenmate with sublime. In this post, I will be explaining how we can use bitbucket to store our code on cloud for versioning as well as for back up purpose.
If we are working on a really big project which has hundreds of thousands line of custom code and multiple developers are working simultaneously, it becomes really important to have a version controlling system. This way we can avoid overriding any piece of work as well as we will have back up in case of any disaster. So let's get started 👉👉👉👉
Create a Bitbucket Account
➣ Go to bitbucket official site and click on get started for free.
➣ Use your official Email Id to Sign Up.
➣ You will get a verification link on provided email Id.
➣ On verification you will be asked to create a username which will be required in later stage.
Create a Bitbucket Team
➣ Team is a container for all your projects in the company
➣ Select Team Name and Team Id.
Create a Bitbucket Project
➣ Project is container for multiple repositories.
➣ Go to Project menu. (Below screenshot shows the bitbucket classic view, if you see any other view please revert back to classic)
➣ Select ‘Create Project’
➣ Select owner from drop-down.
➣ Fill Project Name, Key (should be unique) and Description.
➣ Check ‘This is a private project’ checkbox
➣ Click ‘Create Project’
Create a Bitbucket Repository
➣ Repository works as a container of your branches.
➣ Go to Repository menu.
➣ Click ‘Create Repository ’.
➣ Fill Owner (above created bitbucket team), Project.
➣ Give your Repository a Name and give type 'Git'.
➣ Keep default as it is and click ‘Create Repository’.
Creating a new Branch
➣ Your actual code lies in the repository branches.
➣ Navigate to the above created repository in the browser.
➣ As your repository still does not have any branch in it.In next step we will create a new master branch.
➣ Here we will create an empty branch with one readme.txt file.
➣ You will find a "Create a README" button, click on this to create master branch.
➣ In the next page, click on commit, commit.
➣ As we can see now, we have one branch in our repository.
Providing access to Repository
➣ Open the Project using project tab.
➣ Go to the Repository on which you want to provide access to a user
➣ Click on ‘Settings’ action at the left hand side bottom.
➣ Click ‘User and group access’ setting under repository details.
➣ Write user name to whom access is to be granted
➣ Select access level – Read / Write / Admin.
➣ Click ‘Add’.
In the second part I will explain how to use git client "Source Tree" to make commit in bitbucket.
I have also created a nice Youtube video where i explained bitbucket setup in detail.
This is a continuation of my previous post on how to setup mavenmate with sublime. In this post, I will be explaining how we can use bitbucket to store our code on cloud for versioning as well as for back up purpose.
If we are working on a really big project which has hundreds of thousands line of custom code and multiple developers are working simultaneously, it becomes really important to have a version controlling system. This way we can avoid overriding any piece of work as well as we will have back up in case of any disaster. So let's get started 👉👉👉👉
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