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bitbucket-cli

The CLI Bitbucket never shipped — for everyone stuck on Bitbucket Cloud.

If you've moved from GitHub and miss having a real gh-style command line, this is it. bitbucket-cli is built directly on Bitbucket's official REST API — the entire client is generated from Atlassian's published OpenAPI specification, so it tracks the official API surface 1:1 and stays correct as the API evolves. It's the closest thing to an official Bitbucket CLI.

Independent, community-built, and not affiliated with Atlassian — but every request hits the official api.bitbucket.org endpoints, typed straight from the official spec.

Highlights

  • Complete Pull Requests API — create, review (approve / request-changes / decline / merge), diff, comments, tasks, statuses, activity, and more.
  • Refs, branches & tags — list/create/get/delete branches and tags.
  • Branch governance — branch restriction rules and the full branching model (repository and project).
  • Repositories — list across a workspace or everything you can access.
  • Scriptable — every read command supports --json for piping into jq and friends.
  • Friendly — sensible errors that surface Bitbucket's own messages, a configurable default workspace, and confirmation guards on destructive actions (-y to skip).

Installation

From npm (recommended)

Install globally to get the bb command on your PATH:

npm install -g @scr2em/bitbucket-cli
# or: pnpm add -g @scr2em/bitbucket-cli

Then run it:

bb login
bb --help

From source

pnpm install
pnpm run build

# install the `bb` command globally
pnpm link --global

Or use the setup script:

./setup.sh

Changing the command name

The installed command is bb. If you'd prefer something else (e.g. bitbucket, or both), edit the bin field in package.json and re-run pnpm link --global:

// package.json — map any number of names to the CLI
"bin": {
  "bb": "dist/index.js",
  "bitbucket": "dist/index.js"
}
pnpm run build
pnpm link --global

Or, without touching the project, just add a shell alias to your ~/.zshrc / ~/.bashrc:

alias bitbucket="bb"

Authentication

The easiest way to sign in is the guided login command:

bb login

It opens the Bitbucket API token page in your browser, waits while you create a token, then prompts you to paste it back. The token is verified against the API and saved to ~/.config/.bitbucket-cli. Use bb login --no-browser if you'd rather open the page yourself.

Create your token at https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens and grant the scopes for what you want to do (at least Repositories: Read; add write/admin scopes for creating PRs, merging, managing restrictions, etc.). Credentials are stored as email:api_token; if you skip login, the CLI prompts for them the first time you run any command.

Conventions

These apply across the whole CLI:

  • -w, --workspace is optional everywhere — it falls back to your configured default workspace (set one with bb config set-workspace).
  • -r, --repo identifies the repository; -p, --pr <id> identifies a pull request.
  • --json on any read command prints raw JSON instead of the formatted view.
  • -y, --yes skips the confirmation prompt on destructive commands (delete, decline, merge).
  • Append --help to any command or subcommand for its full, authoritative option list.

Command reference

Generated from the live command tree. Run any command with --help for the same information.

bb repos — Repository management commands

  • bb repos list — List repositories in a workspace
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • --all — List every repository you can access, across all workspaces
    • -f, --filter <filter> — Filter by name (case-insensitive substring, client-side)
    • -q, --query <query> — Bitbucket filter expression (server-side; requires a role)
    • --sort <field> — Sort field (e.g. -updated_on, name)
    • -l, --limit <n> — Maximum repositories to fetch (default: "50")
    • --admin — Only repositories where you have admin access
    • --member — Only repositories where you have read access
    • --contributor — Only repositories where you have write access
    • --owner — Only repositories you own

bb pr — Pull request management commands

  • bb pr list — List pull requests for a repository
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • --state <state> — Filter by state (OPEN, MERGED, DECLINED, SUPERSEDED); repeatable
    • --all — Include pull requests in every state
    • -q, --query <query> — Bitbucket filter expression (e.g. 'author.nickname="jdoe"')
    • --sort <field> — Sort field (e.g. -updated_on)
    • --commit <hash> — Only list pull requests that contain this commit
    • -l, --limit <n> — Maximum pull requests to fetch (default: "25")
  • bb pr authored — List workspace pull requests authored by a user
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -u, --user <user> (required) — Account id or UUID of the author
    • --state <state> — Filter by state (OPEN, MERGED, DECLINED, SUPERSEDED); repeatable
    • --all — Include pull requests in every state
    • -l, --limit <n> — Maximum pull requests to fetch (default: "25")
  • bb pr get — Show details of a pull request
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • --json — Output raw JSON
  • bb pr create — Create a new pull request
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -s, --source <branch> (required) — Source branch
    • -d, --destination <branch> — Destination branch (defaults to the repository main branch)
    • -t, --title <title> — Pull request title (prompted if omitted)
    • -m, --description <text> — Pull request description
    • --reviewer <uuid> — Reviewer account UUID; repeatable
    • --close-source-branch — Close the source branch after merge
    • --draft — Create the pull request as a draft
  • bb pr update — Update a pull request (title, description, or destination branch)
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -t, --title <title> — New title
    • -m, --description <text> — New description
    • -d, --destination <branch> — New destination branch
  • bb pr approve — Approve a pull request
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
  • bb pr unapprove — Remove your approval from a pull request
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
  • bb pr request-changes — Request changes on a pull request
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
  • bb pr unrequest-changes — Remove your change request from a pull request
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
  • bb pr decline — Decline (reject) a pull request
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -y, --yes — Skip confirmation
  • bb pr merge — Merge a pull request
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • --strategy <strategy> — Merge strategy (merge_commit, squash, fast_forward, squash_fast_forward, rebase_fast_forward, rebase_merge)
    • -m, --message <message> — Commit message for the merge
    • --close-source-branch — Close the source branch after merging
    • -y, --yes — Skip confirmation
  • bb pr merge-status — Check the status of an asynchronous merge task
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • --task <id> (required) — Merge task id returned by an async merge
  • bb pr diff — View the diff for a pull request
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • --raw — Print the raw unified diff instead of the rich split view
  • bb pr patch — Print the patch (diff with commit metadata) for a pull request
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
  • bb pr diffstat — Show the per-file change summary for a pull request
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • --json — Output raw JSON
  • bb pr commits — List the commits in a pull request
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • --json — Output raw JSON
  • bb pr conflicts — List file conflicts for a pull request
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • --json — Output raw JSON
  • bb pr statuses — List build/commit statuses for a pull request
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • --json — Output raw JSON
  • bb pr activity — Show the activity log for a pull request, or the whole repository
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -p, --pr <id> — Pull request id (omit for repository-wide activity)

bb pr comments

  • bb pr comments list — List comments on a pull request
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -l, --limit <n> — Maximum comments to fetch (default: "50")
  • bb pr comments get — Show a single comment
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -c, --comment <id> (required) — Comment id
  • bb pr comments add — Add a comment to a pull request (optionally inline or as a reply)
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -m, --message <text> — Comment text (opens $EDITOR if omitted)
    • --path <file> — File path for an inline comment
    • --line <n> — Line number for an inline comment (with --path)
    • --parent <id> — Reply to an existing comment id
  • bb pr comments update — Edit a comment
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -c, --comment <id> (required) — Comment id
    • -m, --message <text> — New comment text (opens $EDITOR if omitted)
  • bb pr comments delete — Delete a comment
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • -c, --comment <id> (required) — Comment id
    • -y, --yes — Skip confirmation
  • bb pr comments resolve — Resolve a comment thread
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • -c, --comment <id> (required) — Comment id
  • bb pr comments reopen — Reopen a resolved comment thread
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • -c, --comment <id> (required) — Comment id

bb pr tasks

  • bb pr tasks list — List tasks on a pull request
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -l, --limit <n> — Maximum tasks to fetch (default: "50")
  • bb pr tasks get — Show a single task
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -t, --task <id> (required) — Task id
  • bb pr tasks add — Create a task on a pull request
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -m, --message <text> — Task text (opens $EDITOR if omitted)
    • --comment <id> — Attach the task to an existing comment id
  • bb pr tasks update — Update a task (edit text or change its state)
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -t, --task <id> (required) — Task id
    • -m, --message <text> — New task text
    • --resolve — Mark the task as resolved
    • --reopen — Mark the task as unresolved
  • bb pr tasks delete — Delete a task
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • -t, --task <id> (required) — Task id
    • -y, --yes — Skip confirmation

bb pr properties

  • bb pr properties get — Get a pull request application property
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • --app-key <key> (required) — Connect app key
    • --name <name> (required) — Property name
  • bb pr properties set — Create or update a pull request application property
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • --app-key <key> (required) — Connect app key
    • --name <name> (required) — Property name
    • --value <json> (required) — Property value as a JSON object
  • bb pr properties delete — Delete a pull request application property
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -p, --pr <id> (required) — Pull request id
    • --app-key <key> (required) — Connect app key
    • --name <name> (required) — Property name
    • -y, --yes — Skip confirmation

bb refs — Branch and tag (refs) management commands

  • bb refs list — List all branches and tags
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -q, --query <query> — Bitbucket filter expression
    • --sort <field> — Sort field (e.g. name)
    • -l, --limit <n> — Maximum refs to fetch (default: "50")

bb refs branches

  • bb refs branches list — List branches
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -q, --query <query> — Bitbucket filter expression (e.g. 'name ~ "release"')
    • --sort <field> — Sort field (e.g. name, -target.date)
    • -l, --limit <n> — Maximum branches to fetch (default: "50")
  • bb refs branches get — Show a branch
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -n, --name <name> (required) — Branch name
  • bb refs branches create — Create a branch
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -n, --name <name> (required) — New branch name
    • --from <target> (required) — Source commit hash or branch name to branch from
  • bb refs branches delete — Delete a branch
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -n, --name <name> (required) — Branch name
    • -y, --yes — Skip confirmation

bb refs tags

  • bb refs tags list — List tags
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -q, --query <query> — Bitbucket filter expression (e.g. 'name ~ "v1"')
    • --sort <field> — Sort field (e.g. name, -target.date)
    • -l, --limit <n> — Maximum tags to fetch (default: "50")
  • bb refs tags get — Show a tag
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -n, --name <name> (required) — Tag name
  • bb refs tags create — Create a tag
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -n, --name <name> (required) — New tag name
    • --target <hash> (required) — Commit hash the tag points to
    • -m, --message <text> — Annotation message
  • bb refs tags delete — Delete a tag
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -n, --name <name> (required) — Tag name
    • -y, --yes — Skip confirmation

bb branches — Branch management: branches, restrictions, and branching model

  • bb branches list — List branches
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -q, --query <query> — Bitbucket filter expression (e.g. 'name ~ "release"')
    • --sort <field> — Sort field (e.g. name, -target.date)
    • -l, --limit <n> — Maximum branches to fetch (default: "50")
  • bb branches get — Show a branch
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -n, --name <name> (required) — Branch name
  • bb branches create — Create a branch
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -n, --name <name> (required) — New branch name
    • -f, --from <target> (required) — Source commit hash or branch name to branch from
  • bb branches delete — Delete a branch
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -n, --name <name> (required) — Branch name
    • -y, --yes — Skip confirmation

bb branches restrictions

  • bb branches restrictions list — List branch restriction rules
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • --kind <kind> — Filter by restriction kind
    • --pattern <pattern> — Filter by branch pattern
    • -l, --limit <n> — Maximum rules to fetch (default: "50")
  • bb branches restrictions get — Show a branch restriction rule
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • --id <id> (required) — Restriction rule id
  • bb branches restrictions create — Create a branch restriction rule
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • --kind <kind> — Restriction kind (e.g. push, force, delete, require_approvals_to_merge)
    • --pattern <glob> — Branch glob pattern (glob match)
    • --branch-type <type> — Branch type for branching_model match (e.g. development, production)
    • --value <n> — Numeric value (e.g. number of required approvals)
    • --user <uuid> — Exempt user UUID; repeatable
    • --group <slug> — Exempt group slug; repeatable
    • --body <json> — Full restriction body as JSON (overrides the flags above)
  • bb branches restrictions update — Update a branch restriction rule
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • --kind <kind> — Restriction kind (e.g. push, force, delete, require_approvals_to_merge)
    • --pattern <glob> — Branch glob pattern (glob match)
    • --branch-type <type> — Branch type for branching_model match (e.g. development, production)
    • --value <n> — Numeric value (e.g. number of required approvals)
    • --user <uuid> — Exempt user UUID; repeatable
    • --group <slug> — Exempt group slug; repeatable
    • --body <json> — Full restriction body as JSON (overrides the flags above)
    • --id <id> (required) — Restriction rule id
  • bb branches restrictions delete — Delete a branch restriction rule
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • --id <id> (required) — Restriction rule id
    • -y, --yes — Skip confirmation

bb branches model

  • bb branches model get — Get the active branching model for a repository
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • --json — Output raw JSON
  • bb branches model effective — Get the effective (currently applied) branching model for a repository
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • --json — Output raw JSON
  • bb branches model settings — Get the branching model configuration for a repository
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • --json — Output raw JSON
  • bb branches model update-settings — Update the branching model configuration for a repository
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • --body <json> (required) — Settings body as JSON (development, production, branch_types, default_branch_deletion)
  • bb branches model project-get — Get the branching model for a project
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • --project <key> (required) — Project key
  • bb branches model project-settings — Get the branching model configuration for a project
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • --project <key> (required) — Project key
  • bb branches model project-update-settings — Update the branching model configuration for a project
    • --json — Output raw JSON
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace (uses configured default if omitted)
    • --project <key> (required) — Project key
    • --body <json> (required) — Settings body as JSON

bb commits — Commit management commands

  • bb commits list — List commits for a repository or branch
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Bitbucket workspace name (uses default if not specified)
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -b, --branch <branch> — Branch name (defaults to main)
    • -l, --limit <limit> — Number of commits to show (default: "20")
    • --author <author> — Filter by author
    • --since <since> — Show commits since date (YYYY-MM-DD)
  • bb commits show — Show details of a specific commit
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> (required) — Bitbucket workspace name
    • -r, --repo <repo> (required) — Repository name
    • -c, --commit <commit> (required) — Commit hash or short hash
    • --diff — Show the diff for the commit
    • --stat — Show file statistics for the commit

bb browse — Browse workspaces, projects, and repositories interactively

  • bb browse — Browse workspaces, projects, and repositories interactively
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Start with specific workspace (uses default if not specified)
    • --admin — Show only repositories where user has admin access
    • --member — Show only repositories where user has read access
    • --contributor — Show only repositories where user has write access
    • --owner — Show only repositories owned by the user

bb config — Manage CLI configuration settings

  • bb config set-workspace — Set the default workspace
    • -w, --workspace <workspace> — Workspace name to set as default
  • bb config remove-workspace — Remove the default workspace
    • -y, --yes — Skip confirmation prompt
  • bb config show — Show current configuration

Note: the commits and browse commands predate the generated client. browse offers an interactive workspace → project → repository → pull request explorer; commits is still being wired to the API.

Requirements

  • Node.js 16+
  • Git and an SSH key configured for Bitbucket (for cloning)
  • git-split-diffs is bundled and powers the rich pr diff view

Troubleshooting

401 Unauthorized

If you get a 401, check that:

  1. You used the email:api_token format (not a password).
  2. Your API token is current — tokens expire; create a new one if needed.
  3. The token has the scopes the command needs (read for listing, write/admin for mutations).
  4. Test directly:
    curl -u email:api_token https://api.bitbucket.org/2.0/workspaces

To replace stored credentials, delete ~/.config/.bitbucket-cli and run any command to be prompted again.

Development

Contributing or building from source? See README-DEV.md for setup, project structure, the generated API client, and the release process.

License

MIT

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