Anyone getting an HTTP 403 response?
Hi I'm from the Bitbucket product team. We're looking into it, but as a workaround if you refresh the page it should load properly.
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#13Why does my company need to use the stupid self hosted Bitbucket. argh.
Why does the bitbucket not saas implementation still not use the same API :|
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#14Thanks but no thank you, meanwhile GitLab offers 2000 mins/mo
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#15Free tier(Build minutes: 50 mins/mo) Thanks but no thank you, meanwhile GitLab offers 2000 mins/mo
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#16Concourse refers to this as a "get step"[1] or a "put step", which calls a pre-defined script inside the container with a custom set of parameters. The "put step" is used when you expect side effects, while a "get step" is used to check status on some resource and trigger jobs.
In general it makes the CI/CD system easily composable and clean. Concourse manages this very well and while I haven't used Bitbucket Pipes I suspect it to be a good experience as well.
[0] https://concourse-ci.org/resources.html [1] https://concourse-ci.org/implementing-resources.html
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#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
Hi I'm from the Bitbucket product team. We're looking into it, but as a workaround if you refresh the page it should load properly.
You guys might also want to check the signup form in Firefox. The captcha isn't loading for me.
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#19Free tier(Build minutes: 50 mins/mo) Thanks but no thank you, meanwhile GitLab offers 2000 mins/mo
- Azure pipelines offers 1,800 minutes a month
- Google Cloud Build offers 120 minutes a day
- CircleCI offers 1000 minutes a month
Weird that they wouldn't even try to compete with these.