Bitbucket is a web-based version control repository hosting service owned by Atlassian, for source code and development projects that use either Mercurial or Git revision control systems.
In this blog, we are going to
learn how to create our first code repository in Bitbucket and do the code
check-in into that.
Before going further I assume
we have git Bash already installed in our local machine. If not we need to install
git Bash from this link.
Now we need to follow below
steps to setup account into Bitbucket:
1) Click on link https://bitbucket.org/product and create
your account on Bitbucket and login into that.
3) Press enter to accept the
default key and path
4) Enter and Renter
Passphrase when prompted
Please note your SSH Key would be generated inside
“c/Users/Users Name/.ssh/id_rsa”
5) From Bitbucket Account, choose Bitbucket settings from
your avatar in the lower left. The Account settings page opens.
6) Under Security ร SSH Key we need to add the SSH Key generated in
step 4.(Please note this is only a one-time activity).
7) Click on Create and Create New Repository
Now to do Code-Check in into Bitbucket we need to follow below steps:
1) We need to again login into Git Bash and move to
the path where code is kept.
2) Initialize Git using git init.
3) To add the source code git add –all
4) To Commit Code git commit –m “Commit Message”
5) git remote add path of the git repo
6) git push –u origin master to finally push code into
Bitbucket
