Both Bitbucket and GitHub provide various features and integrations for code review, but they do not have built-in plugins or pipelines specifically designed for code plagiarism review. However, there are third-party tools and services that can be integrated with Bitbucket or GitHub to perform code plagiarism checks.
Here are some options for code plagiarism review:
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Code similarity detection tools: There are several code similarity detection tools available that can be integrated with Bitbucket or GitHub. These tools analyze the code and compare it against a large database of existing code to identify similarities. Some popular code similarity detection tools include Moss, JPlag, and Plagiarism Checker X.
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Continuous Integration (CI) pipelines: You can set up CI pipelines in Bitbucket or GitHub to automatically run code plagiarism checks as part of the code review process. CI tools like Jenkins, Travis CI, or CircleCI can be configured to execute code plagiarism detection scripts or tools during the build or test stages of the pipeline.
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Manual code review: Although not automated, manual code review can also help identify potential code plagiarism. Developers or reviewers can manually compare code snippets or sections to check for similarities or copied code.
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