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Missing repo

Borislav Kezhev
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May 19, 2024

I can't find one of my old repos. I lastly used it in 10.2020. I think its name was "kapitan" or "kapitansko". How can I find it?

Thanks in advance!

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Ben
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May 21, 2024

Hi Borislav,

I've taken a look at the workspaces that you have access to and couldn't find the repository that you've mentioned.

There's a chance you're not logging in with the correct email address that's tied to the workspace containing that repository - you can check your remote configurations and email addresses and attempt to log in to the correct one:

  • git remote -vvv
    git config --list 

If you can't find the repository in your remote - you may be able to find the repository locally, you can push it back up to your remote workspace (see Option 2):

There is a chance, however, that this repository was a Mercurial repository which were discontinued and deleted quite some time ago - in which case, we unfortunately cannot recover these:

 

Hope this helps.

Cheers!

- Ben (Bitbucket Cloud Support)

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