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In bitbucket.org we have created multiple groups to manage our users. Is there an easy way to see what groups a particular user is in? Without visiting each group and trying to find their name.
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May 7, 2019 edited
Hello Sean,
Bitbucket cloud allows a single user to be within multiple repos within and outside of the specified groups you create. (Meaning a user may be part of your repos and groups and also a member of additional external repos and groups). With this said, there is an API endpoint which will allow you to check a user within your team and return their highest level of permission granted. The endpoint would be /2.0/teams/{username}/permissions.
An example cURL call for this would be as follows:
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