Re:Issue: Bitbucket relies on the Referer HTTP header
by rbbitbucket on Monday January 02, 2017 @05:54PM
(#13305225)
I'm a product manager on the Bitbucket team.
For the first issue you mention, it sounds like you might be using an older version as this has been improved in a couple of respects in the last few releases. Specifically, the create pull request menu item (and it's siblings) are no longer collapsed in the sidebar. There is also a create pull request button on the pull request list page, and recently updated branches have a create pull request button on the personal dashboard shipped in Bitbucket Server 4.10.
Regarding frequent repos, I'm not entirely clear on where you're encountering this issue. If you send a screenshot to rbarnes atlassian com (spaces -> at, dot) I'll be happy to follow up with the team. We have some repo findability improvements in the works so it's a good time to make sure we haven't missed a pain point.
On the markup front, I hear ya. History makes it a little tricky to resolve in a way that will satisfy all, but we're looking at where editor UIs can converge to.
For the first issue you mention, it sounds like you might be using an older version as this has been improved in a couple of respects in the last few releases. Specifically, the create pull request menu item (and it's siblings) are no longer collapsed in the sidebar. There is also a create pull request button on the pull request list page, and recently updated branches have a create pull request button on the personal dashboard shipped in Bitbucket Server 4.10.
Regarding frequent repos, I'm not entirely clear on where you're encountering this issue. If you send a screenshot to rbarnes atlassian com (spaces -> at, dot) I'll be happy to follow up with the team. We have some repo findability improvements in the works so it's a good time to make sure we haven't missed a pain point.
On the markup front, I hear ya. History makes it a little tricky to resolve in a way that will satisfy all, but we're looking at where editor UIs can converge to.