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Bitbucket project logos are missing

Gonçalo Lopes

Starting from yesterday (January 26, 2016) all custom project logos in Bitbucket appear to be missing. This has happened across all my projects and also across multiple projects of other teams that I have been in contact with so it seems like a general thing.

In addition, the option to customize the project logo is gone from the repository settings.

Can anyone from Atlassian clarify what's going on? Are all the logos lost?

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Alastair Wilkes

Hi Gonçalo,

With the introduction of the new projects feature, a new way to group repositories for teams, repository-specific avatars are no longer supported. You can now group your repositories into projects and upload an avatar for that project.

You can read more about projects here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BITBUCKET/Projects

You can still access the original repo avatar at https://bitbucket.org/<owner>/<slug>/avatar/ if you need to grab a copy of it.

Thanks,

Alastair

Gonçalo Lopes

Will grouping repositories into a project means that the repository will get its logo for the project automatically? It seems like an incredibly bureaucratic and complicated process... you have to create a team, then create a project for that team, then change the avatar... even if there was never a team, or the project has only one repository...

It brings to mind the golden rule "don't fix what ain't broken".

I guess this means Bitbucket is giving up on individual users, huh?

Gonçalo Lopes

Also, this makes no sense even for repositories which do share the same project... I may want to logically group repositories into a project, but still want to have slight variations of the project logo to identify each repository individually... sorry, but I don't really understand the reasoning for this, especially if it was working before.

Alastair Wilkes

Hi Gonçalo,

Thank you for your feedback. Yes, if you group repositories into a project, the project avatar will generally be displayed with the repository across the UI.

Thanks,

Alastair

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