This would be really useful.  For those of us using Bamboo w/Bitbucket Server that's migrating to Bitbucket Cloud (rather than DataCenter).  The docs state you have to recreate the links "Bitbucket Cloud does not integrate with Bamboo in the same way as Bitbucket Server/Data Center does via Application links. Meaning that each repository needs to be created individually." 

So how am I supposed to (easily) create hundreds (yah, we have hundreds) of repositories that have moved from Bitbucket Server to Bitbucket Cloud?  One by one in the UI?  It's bad enough that Bamboo already feels like a 2nd-class citizen w/Atlassian, making BBCloud harder to work with seems antithesis to what Atlassian would want.  

I realize this isn't a support form (and I do have a BSP ticket on this) but if anyone knows how to do this, I'd appreciate a note. 

PS

Similarly for build plans to utilize the new Cloud repo vs the Server repo.  Looking at that too.

Hi b53582a056cb - regarding how you license your plugin; how would it work if we have many Bamboo data centers with only a few users on each? Would we need to manage separate licenses of the plugin for each environment? I noticed that your plugin is licensed by number of users, so I was wondering. Thank you!

Hi f4d15988919d, we have a plugin for that: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1229986/advanced-repository-linking-api-for-bamboo?hosting=datacenter&tab=overview

+1 Not having an API for creating linked repositories is a hard blocker for automating other things such as importing specs

Is there still no way of creating a Linked Repository in Bamboo via API?

+1 I also need this functionality

@wayne You're probably right that this won't be fixed any time soon because of that. Well at least now it's the same code, just different license. Although DC has a clearer roadmap: https://www.atlassian.com/roadmap/data-center, which is at least partly nice

Since they are going to abandon server products by 2024 does that mean that the DataCenter version of Bamboo will have the same code? Maybe their efforts are focused there.

I see a lot of progress for YAML support in new Bamboo versions, but somehow this quite important part of it is left unnoticed. For anyone having more than handful repositories (and creating them often) not having any automated discovery defies the purpose of YAML specs (especially with integration with Bitbucket that Bamboo has now).

Re-iterating on my comment from 2018 rest API should be clearly easy to add replicating what buttons in UI do, but that does not even solve the actual problem of "why don't Bamboo discover this automatically? ".

If creating the linked repository as Bryan has above is it possible to set/update the user/group permissions on the linked repository?

I've used that code to create linked repositories and make some changes in existing ones by, but not seeing how to update the permissions.