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Correct, the original answer is outdated. The name in the URL for a static website is the Workspace ID, not the account name (username). I've updated the December 2018 answer.

Hi @Javier Perez the darker username text is a username that doesn't have a link to their user profile whereas the second username text does have a link to their profile. The color difference is not related to the commit in this case. This might be a visual bug. I will let the Bitbucket Server team know. Thank you for your…

Correct, the lightest is a merge commit. When you hover over a commit there will be a darker grey background. Otherwise it is a normal commit with no background color or opacity changes. Did this answer your question? If not, can you please attach a screenshot?

Hi Atif, please try sending the invite again. That email address bounced but it has now been cleared from the bounced list.

It sounds like your repository has branch permissions enabled. For instance, there may be a rule that says developers cannot push directly to master. In this case, you could push to a feature branch and then create a pull request against master. You can read more about branch permissions in the…

Hello and welcome to the Community. What happens when you try to push? git push origin master

Hi and welcome to the Community. The error explains what is happening. You need to pull down changes from the remote before pushing your local changes. When you created the repo in Bitbucket, it may have created a README which would be the first commit of the git repo. # pull changes from the remote origin git pull # view…

100 branches is no problem. As you merge your feature branches into your project, you can choose to Close source branch. https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/merge-a-pull-request-945541513.html#Mergeapullrequest-Mergeapullrequest

Welcome to the Community! You should be able to find all of your repositories on the dashboard: https://bitbucket.org/dashboard/repositories

Hi @Anatolii Palash , Welcome to the Community. When our mail server receives a response that the email address is not available, it will automatically add the email to the suppression list. This is to avoid our mail server being listed as spam by destination server while the email address is not available in the system…

Hi @Lee-Anne Murray , When you say 'cms' do you mean the Atlassian Community? This website? If so, only certain community members can create articles. If not, which 'cms' are you having issues with?

Here is the documentation on how to reduce your repository size: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/reduce-repository-size-321848262.html Even though you removed the folder from master, you will need to complete some additional steps to reduce the size of your repository.

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What browser are you using? There is an open issue regarding Firefox: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bitbucket-questions/Firefox-attempting-to-login-to-my-atlassian-com-produces-endless/qaq-p/685609

What is the output of? git remote -v If the remote 'origin' is setup correctly, you could try the following commands: git checkout master git pull git checkout feature-branch git merge master / <or> / git rebase master git push -u origin feature-branch If you do not care about rewriting history, you could force push to a…

Hi Doran, there is some discussion on this thread about your issue and it may provide some solutions: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bitbucket-questions/Firefox-attempting-to-login-to-my-atlassian-com-produces-endless/qaq-p/685609#M42508 There is an answer posted by @Andy Heinzer on May 24, 2019 regarding…

Are you able to view repos while logged out? Here is a public repo: https://bitbucket.org/atlassian/atlaskit-mk-2/src/master/

Hi, it looks like you may have found the correct email address. Are you still having an issue?

When transferring repositories, the workspace ID is the part in the URL before the repository slug. Usernames and workspace IDs are often the same, but not always. One of your repos might look like: https://bitbucket.org/<your-workspace-id>/<repository-name> And the other account:…

#1 is a breadcrumb link and links to the root of the repository directory. It loads the "main branch" which is configured in settings. This link is above the branch selector. #2 is a directory link and respects whatever branch is chosen. This link is below the branch selector.

No, git history will not be changed when a user is removed from a team.

Are you using Bitbucket Cloud? while coming back What do you mean by this? Can you upload a screenshot or describe the action you are taking that resets the branch?

@Ed Lomonaco , you can! Here is the documentation: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/exclude-files-from-pull-request-diffs-961252751.html The Excluded files filter is only available in the new pull request experience, and only repository administrators can add files to be excluded from the diff view.

Are any teams listed? You can also use a URL like this to see the teams page: https://bitbucket.org/<username>/profile/teams

Here is the Bitbucket Cloud documentation: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/delete-your-team-834006209.html * From your avatar in the bottom left, select your team or click View all teams for a full list. * Click Settings in the left sidebar. * From the Team settings page, click Delete account. The page includes…

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Hi @[deleted] , welcome to the Community. Unfortunately there was an issue with new signups yesterday but it has been fixed. https://bitbucket.status.atlassian.com/incidents/kll3rm9wh4f8 You should be able to login/signup now.

If you have admin access, it's easy. Here is the documentation: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/delete-a-repository-221449698.html

Related to Nic's answer, here is a resource for installing Mercurial (hg command): https://www.mercurial-scm.org/wiki/Download

Yes, from the API docs: UUID's work with both the 1.0 and 2.0 APIs for the user, team, and repository objects. This helps you resolve repositories no matter if the username or team name changes. You can replace the URL parts in your clone command with the UUIDs and it will resolve as expected.…