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Why all users groups are added to a new created repository?

Souad MABROUK

When I create a new repository, all groups are automatically added and authorised to access it. I then spend time to delete them and leave only the correct ones, but the users in the groups I deleted then receive an email notification that they are being deleted from a repository. How to solve this issue?

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Anton Perera

Have you created the repository while you are staying in a group ?
If you do that then repository create page will automatically select that group as the author. And then you just have to select a project for that repository under that group(a.k.a team)

Souad MABROUK

No, when I create a repository I click on the plus icon in the first page of the account. I do have my username in fewfgroups but not only these groups are added to the new repository.

Anton Perera

Hey @Souad MABROUK
What you'll see when you access the url of this ? You mean all the users of the teams ?
https://bitbucket.org/[your username or team name of the repo]/[repo name]/admin/access

If it is OK to share a screenshot of that page I think I can understand how this arranged with the repo. (Only if you are OK to post a screenshot here)

Souad MABROUK

When I open that link, I get the list of users and groups allowed to read/write to the repo. but this is not my question. in fact i'm asking why whenever I create a new repository, the link you mentionned contains the whole groups ?

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