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Know the Bitbucket project or repo details

Soumya
Contributor
October 4, 2022

Hello Team,

We have a group name and it has admin access. We just want to know that which projects or repos are using this group for the access for their users in bitbucket tool.

is this possible to get this things to know ?

Regards

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Mat Jung
Contributor
October 4, 2022

I think I struggle to understand your question.

Do you have a group, and want to know which repositories are "owned" by that group?

Maybe the following article helps.

https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/organize-groups-for-your-repositories/

Soumya
Contributor
October 6, 2022

Thanks @Mat Jung  for your response.

Yes exactly, I have a group and I want to delete that group from crowd. But I want to know that is that group used by any other project or repo.

Because if I delete that group from crowd and that mapped to a number other project and repo that I don't know then it will impact a lot of users.

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