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  1. Bitbucket Data Center
  2. BSERV-10162

Find a commit by pasting commit hash in Bitbucket search bar.

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      Summary:
      Searching for the commit hash in the “Search for code or repositories…” bar should also return search results whose commit hash matches.

      Expected flow:
      1) I have a commit hash
      2) Paste the commit hash into the Bitbucket search box on the top right
      3) Get a result to take you to the commit and/or the project the commit hash belongs to.

      In the case of collision, just show all matching ones respecting repository access permissions.

      Impact:
      Our regression and QA team often times will have to bisect regressions. When doing so the only information available at the time is a hash. Bitbucket should make it easy to find out commit information about this hash without needing a checkout of the codebase.

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              4c762d6af390 Corey Steele
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