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  • Our company is working on a number of projects with codes on bitbucket with sensitive information. We don't want all users to see all the codes on all the product codes within our company in bitbucket. I am trying to follow the best practice having few br

Our company is working on a number of projects with codes on bitbucket with sensitive information. We don't want all users to see all the codes on all the product codes within our company in bitbucket. I am trying to follow the best practice having few br

Mac S
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November 3, 2015

Our company is working on a number of projects with codes on bitbucket with sensitive information. We don't want all users to see all the codes on all the product codes within our company in bitbucket. I am trying to follow the best practice having few branches on the top e.g. master, develop, hot fixes etc. and having product > project (product based projects) based code setup.

As the administrator of bitbucket, I want set limitation of the permission/access that users can only access to project codes they're involved in. Is there any way to achieve it ?

 

 

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November 3, 2015

Hi Shyam,

This can be controlled by applying Project Permissions. As you'll see in this document, these permissions allow you to set whether a project is going to be public or not, and also set permissions individually, to users and/or groups, defining their level of access to each project.

Going further, if you also want to manage permissions for repositories within the same project you can also make use of Repository Permissions, which work in a similar way as the project permissions.

Regards,

Gustavo Refosco

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Moreover, you can also set "Branch Permissions".

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Branch permissions only affect the ability to push to a branch, though, not the ability to view/clone it

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Just an addition to the permission, not actually a replacement for what Gustavo stated :)

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November 3, 2015

Note that repository permissions _loosen_ restrictions relative to project permissions. So you want the project permission to include only people who should see _every_ repository in that project. Then you can open up individual repos to more people as needed.

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Appreciate your quick response. I have already gone through the available answers on branch permission and other options, but could not get my desired setup. The current authority will mean to have each project with a repository which will mean a big number of repository for organizations running multiple projects running under a roof. Will look forward for user management enhancement from Atlassian.

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What specific User Management would that be?

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November 3, 2015

Are you using Bitbucket Server or Bitbucket Cloud?

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