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Version Milestone Link Checksum (SHA1)
1.1.3 Bone Mill :floppy_disk: Zip e1fa73645e59ff5c4e84d6c9c805d3d66c822bab

Changelog

  • 1.1.3 was simply compiled with Go 1.13.6 (up from Go 1.12 in release 1.1.2).
  • -poll flag was removed.

Installation

  1. Download.
  2. Verify the checksum with certUtil -hashfile .\bittray.exe sha1
  3. Unpack
  4. Run bittray.exe

Binaries are unsigned

The artifacts produced by the current build process are not signed. You will probably be presented with a UAC security warning when you run the application. It is not feasible to sign them (#19).

In Windows 10, click “More” and Run Anyway (if you trust me, I guess :man_shrugging: ).

Configuration

On first launch, Bittray will ask for two things:

  1. The username you use to log in to Bitbucket, and

  2. The URL of your Bitbucket server

    :information_source: The URL must take exactly the format http://example.com:7990, with a port (if not 80) and no trailing slash.

    These two settings are stored in the Windows Credential Manager as a Windows Credential under the key bittray:conf.

  3. You will then be asked for your Bitbucket password.

    It will be not stored and is only valid until you quit Bittray. See Security for more details.

Start on Login

If you’d like bittray to start automatically on login:

  1. Open a Run dialog with Windows Key + R
  2. Run the command shell:startup to open your autostart folder
  3. Create a shortcut to bittray.exe by clicking the exe, CTRL + SHIFT + dragging it into the folder you just opened.

Next step

Running It and understanding the UI.