I've been working for some years with a certain workspace, which is not the one in question.
I remembered I had created another workspace called "supercosto" a few years ago. But I couldn't find it in my account. So, I tried adding it, and the system response was that the workspace is already an existing one. And yes, it's here:
https://bitbucket.org/supercosto
I'm pretty sure I created it, and it was probably from a different account. I just can't remember which email address I could've used for that account, so I can't even try a recover password option.
I manage too many domain names and I also host their email server. If I could know at least which domain name is associated to the email address used to create that workspace, I could then probably recover it.
I just haven't found how I can do that, if that's even possible.
I can't directly contact support because I'm on a free account. Is there something I can do to reciver that account? I'd really like not to lose that workspace name.
Welcome @Francisco Zarabozo
You can try with https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/bitbucket/rest/api-group-workspaces/#api-group-workspaces
But from this documentation there isn't a mentioning about retrieving the email address.
Hi @Nikola Perisic,
Thanks! I tried it, but seems like it will only let you see workspaces you own. I first tried with one in my account and I got full info on it. But when I tried with "supercosto", I got this:
403 Forbidden
{
error => { message => "You do not have access to view this workspace." },
type => "error",
}
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It makes sense only to view the workspaces you own,otherwise it would be a security issue.
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