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Making workspace / repo publicly visable

Andy Tomlin
Andy Tomlin Mar 27, 2023

I am trying to make our repo. https://bitbucket.org/arch2code open so that anyone can clone. In the Repo setting -> Repository details the access level this is a private repository is unchecked. I looking in the help documentation and could not see what else needs to happen.

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Riley Venable (Atlas Bench)
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Mar 27, 2023
To allow anyone to clone your repository, you also need to allow forks. From the repository, click Repository settings in the sidebar, then select This is a private repository if it's not already selected. From the Forking dropdown, select Allow forks, then click Save repository details. This will allow anyone to fork and clone your repository.
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