Unable to access repo via the cloud

Question

[posting here at the request of @Syahrul ]

I'm migrating to a new machine but I cannot clone repos that I want to migrate over to that machine.  On the old machine I  push (and even clone) via the CLI.  But I cannot clone on the new machine because I haven't yet specified the SSH key. I can't do that because I can find my workspaceid  in the cloud interface.

In particular, my workspace id  of the form XXXX doesn't appear to exist in bitbucket, reason being that if I type @XXXX I'm not prompted as I would for an existing and valid ID. For obvious reasons,   XXXX is not the same one I'm posting from  here, otherwise I probably wouldn't be posting this message!

I've followed  the suggestions discussed  here

In particular, from within the directory containing one of the repos in question, I issue

git remote -v

which  yields origin git@bitbucket.org:XXXX/REPO.git (fetch)

origin git@bitbucket.org:XXXX/REPO.git (push)

I then form the url according to the provided formula

https://bitbucket.org/XXXX/REPO.git

The reply is

Repository not found Similarly, if I access https://bitbucket.org/WorkspaceID/workspace/projects/PROJ withwith WorkspaceID filled in appropriately, I'm toldRepository not found

If I just enterhttps://bitbucket.org/WorkspaceID/workspace/projects(again with WorkspaceID filled in appropriately) I get a list projects, but none of them contain any repos.Please advise.

Scott

Syahrul · Answer

Hey @Scott B. Baden

Noted. I have submitted a support ticket on your behalf to assist in tracking the repository. You can view the support ticket in our support portal:

https://support.atlassian.com/requests

Regards,
Syahrul

Scott B. Baden · Answer

That's the problem. I can find no record of any other accounts.

Is there a way to identify the account from the repo which I have access to via the CLI? I can push to that repo. I thought that's that probelm that that earlier post was supposed to solve.   Or, can the workspace ID be different from the user name?

Syahrul · Answer

G'day, @Scott B. Baden

Welcome to the community!

Based on your description, you might have multiple Bitbucket accounts. If you're receiving a "repository not found" error, it likely means that your current account doesn't have access to the repository. You may have another Bitbucket account that does have access. Try retracing your steps to determine if you have another account you might have forgotten. Could you try logging into that account to see if you can access the repository?

Let me know how it goes.

Regards,
Syahrul