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After the plug-in is installed, you should be able to will see a header bar little dashboard on top of every repository you have at least repository READ permissions for:

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 in your Bitbucket Server instance:

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1. Repository description: An editable field which shows the first sentence of the README.md file by default
2. Link to project: An editable field where a link to the project can be stored
3. Repository information bar: 
   1. Number of commits of the currently selected branch 
   2. Number of branches in this repository (a click on it opens a searchable list with all branches)
   3. Number of open pull requests in this repository (a click on it opens a searchable list with all open pull requests)
   4. Number of contributors of this repository sorted by the number of contributions they have made (a click on it opens a list with gravatar icons of all contributors)
   5. Number of forks of this repository (a click on it opens a searchable list with all forks)
   6. Number of tags in this trepository (a click on it opens a searchable list with all tags)
   7. Repository (bare) size
4. Ahead/behind information: Shows how many commits the currently selected branch is ahead or behind of the default branch of this repository
5. Latest activity in this repository: Shows the latest activity that occurred in this repository; this can be a push, a pull request action, commit discussions, a repository clone, a repository fork, a change of the default branch, etc.
6. Information about the latest commit: Shows which user authored the latest commit, when this happened and the first line of the commit message
7. JIRA issues related to the latest commit
8. The build status in Bamboo of the latest commit
9. SHA hash of the latest commit: Copy function as known from Github to copy the SHA of the latest commit to the clipboard by one click

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