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To List the Repos in a Bitbucket Project with the Last modified timestamp/Creation Timestamp

Hi All,

Am Trying to List all the Repository in a Project  with the creation Timestamp/Modified timestamp,

First I tried to list all repository in a Project using the below API 

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1 ) curl -s -k --request GET --user <"username:password">                   "https://<host>/rest/api/1.0/projects/<projectkey>/repos"

It gives the output in a single line(that is near to not readable)

Please suggest on how to make the output in a readable format, I tried running it from Gitbash and from Bash Shell in a Linux Server.

 

2) once I get the List of Repos in a good format , I shall send it in a loop to get the Creation/Modified time, BUT I need to have the API options to get the creation/modified Timestamp .

 

Any suggestion/Advise would be of much help..

 

 

 

 

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Erez Maadani
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Dec 20, 2022

Hey @alistair ramakrishnan

For the format, try adding --header 'Accept: application/json' to the curl command.

For iterating and querying the input, try using jq 

Hope that helps

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