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Open repo via URL and Private repo settings not correct in Web interface

sjamisorc

Problem:

I created a list of URL's to open my repos so auditing my permissions will be a bit easier.

Here's an example: https://bitbucket.org/<workspace>/<myrepo>/src/master/

When I open a repo with the above URL from a document, Chrome opens to the repo.

I then go to the "Repository Settings".

It shows the Access Level "This is a private repository" as unchecked which is not correct.

If I force a refresh of the page the Access Level "This is a private repository" now has a check in the box.

My concern is my repos may accidentally become public.

Is anyone else seeing this issue opening repo's this way?

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sjamisorc

My workspace is set as private as well

If I select the checkbox to make the repo private again the Save Changes button does NOT activate.

Theodora Boudale

Hi @sjamisorc ,

Another way to check whether the repo is private or public is by checking its avatar when you open https://bitbucket.org/<workspace>/<myrepo>/src/master/. If the avatar has a small icon of a lock on its top right corner, then the repo is private.

You can also check the same in https://bitbucket.org/<workspace>/ where all repos of the workspace are listed along with their respective avatar.

In order to find the culprit here, could you please let me know:

Can you see a lock in this repo's avatar?
Is the option "This is a private repository" now enabled or disabled for this repo?
Can you check the Project settings of the project that contains this repo, and let me know if it's a Private project or not? (every workspace repo belongs to a certain workspace project)

Kind regards,
Theodora

sjamisorc

Thanks for the reply

The repositories avatars do have the lock symbol

The workspace and all projects are marked as private in the settings

Here's a screenshot of what I'm still seeing

Theodora Boudale

Hi @sjamisorc ,

Thank you for your reply and info.

I can see your details in our system and which workspaces you have access to. I was able to locate the project that is displayed in your screenshot, and I can confirm that all repos belonging to this project are private (another way to check this yourself is if you open the URL of the repo in a Private/Incognito window of your browser, where you are not logged in https://bitbucket.org/, you should then see an error page with the message "We can't let you see this page").

The checkbox This is a private repository being unchecked is indeed strange. I would like to ask a few things, so we can narrow down the cause of this issue:

Could you please let me know what browser you are using + version of this browser?
Do you see the same issue (this checkbox unchecked) if you log in to https://bitbucket.org/ from an Incognito/Private window of this browser, with all browser extensions disabled?
Do you see the same issue if you try viewing this page from a different browser?
Could you ask another admin of this repo if they see the same issue from their computer/browser?

I would like us to narrow down whether this is a browser specific issue, or if perhaps some browser extension may be causing this.

Kind regards,
Theodora

sjamisorc

Thank you for looking into this.

My Browser and version are

Google Chrome is up to date Version 88.0.4324.150 (Official Build) (64-bit)

Yes the issue shows up in the incognito window with all extensions disabled and all browsers closed and new instances opened

Yes the issue shows up in Microsoft Edge Version 88.0.705.68 (Official build) (64-bit)

I use windows and had another admin with a Mac duplicate the issue.

This link generated the issue consistently. Once the source view is open I then click on the repo settings and the Private option is unchecked but the repo avatar has a padlock symbol. The master branch does exist and is the default branch

https://bitbucket.org/<workspace>/<repo>/src/master

This link does not generate the issue using the same workspace and repo

https://bitbucket.org/<workspace>/<repo>

This variation of the url

https://bitbucket.org/<workspace>/<repo>/admin

Causes the left menu to vanish. Please see the attached image

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