Bitbucket-1: Creating a Bitbucket Repository and Adding our Project files to the New Repository Using VS Code

We will create a new Bitbucket Repository and clone it to our local PC, then Add our Project files into it. We will complete VSCode’s authorization to Bitbucket in order to push new project files to Bitbucket repo. Finally, we will check whether our files push to the new repository in Bitbucket. Also, we will install “Jira and BitBucket” Atlassian extension to VSCode, and used it.

Topics we will cover:
1. What are the Bitbucket and VSC
2. Creating a Bitbucket account
3. Creating a repository in Bitbucket
4. Cloning new repository in Bitbucket to local PC and Adding our Project files into it.
5. Bitbucket Authentication in VSCode and Pushing our project files to the new repository in Bitbucket
6. Checking whether our files push to the new repository in Bitbucket
7. As a result
8. Next post
9. References

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1. What are the Bitbucket and VSC

If you are using is a cloud-based hosting service like GitHub or GitLab, make sure you can use the Bitbucket easily.

As we know, Git is one of the most popular version control system (VSC) (1). Mercurial, Helix Core, SVN (short for Subversion) are others free, open-source version control system (2).

VSC are software tools that help software teams manage changes to source code over time (3). Bitbucket, GitHub, GitLab etc., are a Code Hosting Platform for version control and collaboration. It lets you and…