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Hello, i have question about Bitbucket public access.
For turn on this feature need to set in config file bitbucket.properties - feature.public.access = True.
But i dont want give for repository admins access to edit this field(public access)
Any solution ? Addon or maybe some values in config file, like public.access.project_name.repository_name = True ?
Hello, thank you for information.
But our purpose is reduce from repository/project admins function - "enable public access" and in this time need give to SysAdmins capability to enable this function.
Like - Project Admin or Repository Admin - can't change(enable/disable) public access in their project/repository. SysAdmins - Can change(enable/disable) public access in any repository/project.
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Hello Anatoliy,
Once you turn off the public access in Bitbucket the public access buttons will disappear on both level projects and repositories. No one can check/uncheck this button even for the sysadmin users.
On the other hand for the users who need to share their repositories/projects they can grant the read permissions to the group that contains the whole list of your instance users.
Cheers,
Ahmed
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Ahmed,
when you set feature.public.access=false does this change the permissions of repo's/projects?
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Hello Anatoliy,
Please, have a look at https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BSERV-9421 as in Mac OS X, Git will attempt to use the OS X keychain to authenticate against a repository, so user will be able to push against a repository even without having access to it.
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Kind regards,
Rafael
Atlassian
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