Understand Bitbucket issues

Bitbucket issue tracker is not available in all workspaces

Issue Tracker is not supported in workspaces administered through admin.atlassian.com. The Issue Tracker and issues will be disabled when you create or following a transfer to a workspace administered through admin.atlassian.com. Similar to the Deployment variables, if you have already transferred the repository, you can transfer it back to the original workspace to regain access to the issues. Issues can be exported as a zip file or migrated to Jira.

When you add a repository to Bitbucket Cloud, you also get an issue tracker. This is the place to track your project's feature requests, bug reports and other project management tasks. We keep the Bitbucket issue tracker very simple and yet somewhat flexible. It has just a few configurable fields (component, version and milestone) – you can use them any way you want.

Create an issue for a repository

Creating bug reports, improvement requests and tasks is as simple as creating an issue of the appropriate type.

Go to the repository's Issues in the left panel.
Click Create Issue (in the center if you don't have issues and in the top right corner if you do).
Fill in the fields on the issue form.
Press Create issue.

Click Issues in the left panel again to see your newly created issue in the issue tracker.

Bitbucket issue status	Description
Submitted	An issue created by a Bitbucket user who is not a member of the workspace where the repository is stored.
New
Open
Resolved
On hold
Invalid
Duplicate
Won’t fix
Closed

Want a more powerful issue tracker?

If you find the Bitbucket Cloud issue tracker lacks the features you need, you can integrate Bitbucket with Jira, to get the seamless integration of issues and code.

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