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How to find a repository on bitbucket ?

How to find a repository on bitbucket ?
I want to find the repository by keywords: WPF C# master detail
On github I enter "WPF C# master detail".
I get a list of repositories.
How do I do the same search on bitbucket ?

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Sushant Verma
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May 18, 2023

Hi @Ivan 

Welcome to the community!

This described on the Bitbucket Search documentation page in the "Search scopes" paragraph:

To search in public repositories that aren't associated to any accounts you have access to, go to that repository and search there.

 There are a couple of options available to achieve a similar result:

- First the Overview page (https://bitbucket.org/dashboard/overview) will populate with repositories that you have contributed and accessed overtime

- The Explore page (https://bitbucket.org/repo/all) has been created for the purpose of searching for new repositories

- Google search can help as well. These are in the end public repositories and, as such, are indexed in Google. By adding the "site: https://bitbucket.org" string to your search, you'll be able to find public repositories.

Hope it will help you!

Regards,
Sushant Verma

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