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My problem is i have my own bitbucket server bitbucket.mysite.com and i can't figure out how to connect gitkraken to it. (My goal is to use the "Create Pull-Request" function.)

I tried under Preferences-> Authentication->bitbucket.org->Connect to bitbucket it redirects me to bitbucket.org/account/signin/...

So how to connect gitkraken to custom bitbucket server?

LazR
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    I just downloaded GitKraken to take a look at it and from what I can see it does not support connecting to a Bitbucket Server instance, nor even an arbitrary Git repository. Its Bitbucket integration redirects you to Bitbucket.org (a.k.a. Bitbucket Cloud), which is a separate thing altogether from a self-hosted Bitbucket Server. You could give [SourceTree](https://www.sourcetreeapp.com/) a try - once you've added a repository and set up the Bitbucket Server url for it's remote configuration, you can right-click on a branch and use the "Create pull request" option from there too. – JVDL Nov 03 '16 at 13:02

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GitKraken has a "File" menu in the top-left corner. Use it like so:

File --> Clone Repo --> [Bitbucket Clone URL]

e.g., Try dropping "http://test@vm.bit-booster.com/bitbucket/scm/bb/aui.git" into the URL. That's from a VM I run to let people try my Bit-Booster Commit Graph and More add-on, and so it's a legitimate Bitbucket Server clone url.

G. Sylvie Davies
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    This is just for cloning a repo, the poster is asking about the integration with bitbucket itself, providing features like "Create pull request" which are not inherent to Git itself – Chris Rasys Nov 22 '16 at 20:10
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Gitkraken now support BitBucket Server : https://support.gitkraken.com/integrations/bitbucket-server/

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Had the same situation, and was able to get it working, although the method is a little half hearted.

I simply pulled the repo to my local machine using a different UI (in this case SourceForge), and then opened the repo from GitKraken. Then when I went to pull GitKracken prompted me for the username/password.

Considering this, it's possible that another responders answer of just doing a plain clone repo would work.

John Mawer
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