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Every user has a default workspace and default project in that workspace. If you are creating new repositories, you can simply use the default workspace + project and never have to configure any additional workspaces or projects ever again. The default workspace has the same ID as your username, so in that sense not much…

Unfortunately there is an existing bug with Safari on desktop/laptop computers, it is documented here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BCLOUD-20211 The workaround is: Uncheck Privacy->Website tracking->Prevent cross-site tracking option in Safari browser There is also a logout bug in Safari on iPad along with your issue…

Hi @Dominik Bartholdi , you should have a gear icon near the top-right of the file listing. I'll attach a screenshot.

Try this link: https://id.atlassian.com/logout Deleting your browser cookies might help as well.

Is that the error if you simply run? git Installing/reinstalling the command line tools on your Mac should fix this xcode-select --install

Do you have Git origin setup? Here is some info on that from the VS Code docs: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/versioncontrol#_i-initialized-my-repo-but-the-actions-in-the-menu-are-all-grayed-out

After making the repository in Bitbucket, have you synced it with your local machine? Are you using a command line interface or tool like Sourcetree to use Git? Here is an additional resource you might find helpful: https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/learn-git-with-bitbucket-cloud

Welcome to the community @Chris_Duke & @ayesha_ch , here is a screenshot which shows the Settings link. You must visit the workspace first, and then go to settings. You can also manually access it via this URL pattern: https://bitbucket.org/<workspace_slug>/workspace/settings 

Generally it is not fun to have such a huge repository, but have you looked into Git LFS? Here is some additional information: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/git-large-file-storage-in-bitbucket-829078514.html

Hi @shufen_koh , welcome to the Community! Billy has a few options. If his changes are not yet in a commit, he could stash his changes, pull down the latest master, then reapply his changes and resolve the conflict. On the command line, that would look something like this: git add abcd.text git stash git pull git stash pop…

@Brian A welcome to the Community! That tutorial is in the process of being updated. Teams have been replaced with workspaces. Here is some extra documentation about Workspaces: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/create-and-administer-your-workspace-966686578.html Without creating a team, you can also add…

Hi @Sean McLemon , The 'main' branch label can be changed under Repository Settings > Repository Details > Main branch. The 'development' branch label can be changed under Repository Settings > Branching Model. The labels can be moved to another branch but cannot be deleted.

Yes, your team members will need create repository permissions within the workspace. Once they do, when they go to create a snippet, the workspace will appear in the dropdown.

Now that they have accepted the invitation, you should be able to change their access under the user management settings. Here is some additional documentation: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/create-and-grant-access-to-workspace-repositories-966686589.html Do you see their username under Users and groups?…

You're welcome! If they were completely hidden that could potentially cause problems when pull requests are approved and merged. The idea of the future is to hide the expanded diff which helps with code review and page performance. Cheers

The files will still appear in the sidebar, but they will be collapsed by default in the diffs view. When you load a PR, are these files still expanded in the main diff view?

The easiest way to do that would be to add the other account to your workspace as an admin. Then you can remove the original account, effectively "transferring" the workspace. Here is some additional documentation: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/organize-your-workspace-into-user-groups-966686579.html

Are you using Bitbucket Cloud (https://bitbucket.org/) or Server?

Here is some information from the documentation: https://developer.atlassian.com/bitbucket/api/2/reference/meta/pagination However, clients are not expected to construct URLs themselves by manipulating the page number query parameter. Instead, the response contains a link to the next page. This link should be treated as an…

Are you using SSH or HTTPS? What is the error when you click the 'Details' button next to the error message? If you get this error message, it is because you will need to provide a password: User cancelled password prompt.remote: Invalid username or password fatal: Authentication failed for…

@Jose James welcome to the Community. If your teammate sends you a link to the repository, are you able to view the repository when logged into Bitbucket? If you can view it, then you have at least read access to it which means you will be able to clone the repository. The link Abel provided will guide you through cloning…

Here is the documentation for cloning a single Bitbucket repository: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/clone-a-repository-223217891.html

@Proventum Access are you still experiencing an issue?

Hi @simarpreet singh , Log into Bitbucket and use this URL to search for code: https://bitbucket.org/search?q=console.log You can use the toggle on the left to filter by repository.

Hi @avalci and welcome to the Community. Given your situation, please open a ticket with support and they will assist you.

Hi @kseen , welcome to the Community. That feature is not currently available on Bitbucket Cloud, but there are plans to add it. You can follow this public issue to get the latest updates: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BCLOUD-13021 Cheers

Apologies for any confusion caused by the documentation. If your workspace ID is johndoe, do the following: * Create a repository with the slug: johndoe.bitbucket.io * Upload an index.html file in the root * Visit the URL: https://johndoe.bitbucket.io/

Change the repository name to: informasipinjamanonline.bitbucket.io

Apologies for not being more clear, try renaming the chemaspain repository to: chemaspain.bitbucket.io

Hi @Jose_Manuel_Martinez_Roca , welcome to the Community. You will need to create a repository with the same slug as the workspace. Once you create a chemaspain repository in the chemaspain workspace, you can continue the instructions by adding an index.html file. Here is the full…