How do I import data into Atlassian Bitbucket?

Importing data into Atlassian Bitbucket can vary depending on the type of data you want to import, but it typically involves using either a Git repository or Bitbucket Cloud's import feature. For Git repositories, users can create a new repository in Bitbucket, then clone it to their local environment. From there, they can add their existing files to the cloned repository, commit the changes, and push them back to Bitbucket. This process effectively imports the local files into the Bitbucket repository. If you are using Bitbucket Cloud, there is an option to import existing repositories directly from other platforms. Users can select the "Import repository" option when creating a new repository and provide the URL of the existing repository they wish to import. Bitbucket will then handle the import process, bringing all code and history into the new Bitbucket repository. For more specialized data, such as importing issues or configuration settings, it may be necessary to use different methods, such as scripts or third-party tools. Users can find additional information and specific steps by visiting the current pages on the Atlassian website that cover Bitbucket’s features and import capabilities.