Assuming you have created a private repo, you can invite users to the repo from the Overview page of the repo in question. Assuming you are using a free Bitbucket account, you are limited to inviting 5 users in total to your private repos. It is not possible to restrict acces to repos in any other way, so black/whitelisting IPs on public repos is not possible.
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Is it still the case that it is not possible to restrict access to Bitbucket Cloud repositories using whitelisting of IPs? (If so it would be a deal breaker for my company because we only want developers from company PCs to be able to access the repository).
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