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Files in subdirectories are not visible on bitbucket?

gewa24
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August 1, 2018

Hi all,

I created a new repo on bitbucket, and wanted to add files from an existing local project directory.  So in the local project directory, I "git init"-ed to make the repo, "git add"-ed the files I want to track, and "git commit"-ed the changes.

Then I "git remote add origin git@bitbucket.org:xxxxx/yyyyy.git" in the local dir (where xxxxxxx/yyyyyy is my username/reponame on bitbucket and was copied straight from bitbucket), and pushed ("git push origin master") to have the local files I added/committed start being tracked in the remote repo.  The messages by git along the way were standard and I thought everything was working. 

However, when I went on to bitbucket, the names of the subdirectories that some of the files I added were displayed, but whenever I click on them the actual files I added aren't inside and "That file or directory doesn’t exist. Go back to the previous page and try another one." is displayed.  This has been persisting for a while and I have already quit my browser and reopened, etc. Any ideas as to why this is and what I can do? Thanks!

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Ana Retamal
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August 3, 2018

Hi George, welcome to the Community!

This looks like a regression of Issue #15914, can you follow the steps outlined in that ticket and confirm if thaty's the case for you? If it's a bug, I'll report a new one so the team is aware and can fix it. 

In the meantime, looks like you can solve it by using the old source browser.

Let us know!
Ana

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