bitbucket is a solid product on its own but it's no where comparable to the social network and sheer volume of github and usability of github copilot.
Personally I hate it due to its slowness (is its underlying storage floppy disks?) and general half-assedness typical of any modern Atlassian product (latest example: click on a pipeline from a PR then press the back button - takes you to the pipelines list view instead of back to your PR).
Yet it hijacks command-F to replace it with a crappy search experience
You want to write suggestions in your pr review? You can only select a single line and you will have to write a regular code block not a suggestion block.
Your comments and discussions over that line? Gone, after a force push bitbucket acts like it saw the blinding light from men in black.
Or my experiences with Atlassian have just been non-representatively bad.
Or those people work in jobs where the standards are just disappointingly low.
Having read through all the comments, I just don't know anymore.
Now that I have a bunch of personal projects there, there’s no reason to switch. In 10 years the service was only down a couple of times. And I like the Web UI - I don’t think GitHub’s Web UI is any better.
So my experience using Bitbucket hasn’t been like living under the CCP. Maybe if I tried Jira I’d think differently?