Why my commit files doesn't exist on BitBucket source page?

[wello6143]

Hi,
I'm new to Atlassian Community and I have a question: I have commited my file on SourceTree, there was no error. But when I go to source site on bitbucket.org there was empty with the line "Let's put some bits in your bucket".
How do I fix it?
My install steps were: Install git then SourceTree (not touch in Git yet). Then clone into project.

Thanks.

[Ana Retamal · Accepted solution]

Hi! Have you already followed the initial steps in Bitbucket as explained at Set up a repository? 

And have you connected Sourcetree to your Bitbucket account following the steps at Connect your Bitbucket account?

Let us know!

Ana

[wello6143]

Yes, I've done all these steps

[Ana Retamal]

Hi Wello, thanks for your confirmation! We'll need more information to help you troubleshoot this issue:

• What's the name of the repo?
• Can you confirm you have pushed your repo from Sourcetree to Bitbucket?
• Can you send us a screenshot of the error you get?

Cheers!

Ana

[wello6143]

Thank you! I didn't know that I have to push after commit (because I'm new to git).
Again, thank you so much!

[Nur Ezarin]

Hi,
I'm new to Atlassian Community and I have a question: I have committed and push my file on Bitbucket, there was no error. But when I go to the source site on bitbucket.org, the file that I already push into Bitbucket does not appear. Why my commit files don't exist on BitBucket source page? How do I fix it? What should I do? Can you help me?

Thanks.

[mohamed anfas]

I also face the same problem , everything works fine but bitbucket just doesnt show the files that really exist in there. i can even host those file on bitbucket cloud , it worksplease someone who knows the answer, reply to this post

[boutien321]

Me also i face the same problem !!

[gregkedro]

I just created a new repo and am getting the same error with commits from my local machine. I can see the lists of files, but when I click on them to open them up, I get that error message: "Hmmm.. can't find that one." 

Is there a fix for this? Is there some config we need to tweak to make this work? 

I've used BitBucket before and have never encountered this problem. 

[ta11ie]

I'm having the same problem.

[mcerisano]

Same problem here.  I see the commits but the files do not exist in the UI.

[Yota Toyama]

The same problem too.

[Kwong Kuo Liang]

Same problem too~

[Gautham Kantharaju]

Even I am facing the same problem!!

[anyms]

Actually the file has been pushed to your repo, but its not reflecting. But if you try to clone the repo you will get your contents.

[xongooli]

Same problem here

[Anwarul_Haque]

Yes, me too,

I don't think bitbucket is safe,

last committed all changes are lost, migration log available in database, new entity available in database but lost code even history not available 

NO SAFE BITBUCKET

[Vikas_Dilip_Salve]

I also facing same issue.

[nir orda]

The same issue:
I have committed and push my files ( in folders, folder/file ) on Bitbucket, there was no error. But when I go to the source site on bitbucket.org, the files (in folders) that I already push into Bitbucket does not appear. Why my commit files don't exist on BitBucket source page?
How do I fix it? What should I do? Can you help me?

[Peter Orlovacz]

I've cleared cookies and cache in my browser and it solved the issue (I'm using Chrome)

[gregkedro]

Yep. Worked for me, too (Chromium on Arch Linux). Weird... Thanks, Peter, for the post. 

[mohamed anfas]

go to the bottom left corner and click on the user icon then go to the "bitbucket labs" . there u will have an option called "New source browser experience" disable it and you will be fine. i dont know what it is for but it sold my problem. pretty easy

[Yota Toyama]

Thank you, Mohamed! It works well.

[Cesar de Moura Campos]

Thanks Mohamed... I also worked well for me.

Atlasian Team, "New source browser experience" seems cool, but not reflecting our changes, is a bad thing...

[Nir]

Thanks! "New source browser experience" disable works

[nir orda]

Clearing cookies and cache in my browser Worked for me,
(Chrome on Windows 10).
Thanks Peter.

[techmakeradmin]

@mohamed anfas Thanks for the info, after disabled the "New source browser experience" all the committed file appear in source.

[paulvillaruel]

Thanks Mohamed... I also worked well for me.

Atlasian Team, "New source browser experience" seems cool, but not reflecting our changes, is a bad thing... -> Thumbs up! This 1 solved the problem... thanks Mohamed.

[Jim Chen]

Worked like a charm @mohamed anfas, thank you!

[Paiusco]

You saved my day @mohamed anfas! Thanks.
His answer needs to be the set as best.

[unisscomputadores]

The same as @mohamed anfas said, works to me. thanks

[Gayle Apfel]

I have opposite problem. I can see my source file, with the latest commit message, but I can't see any of my recent commits. Disabling the new browser experiance didn't help!

[gregkedro]

I see this original thread has been marked as "Solved." Do we need to start a new thread with our current issue?