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This worked yesterday with another repo that had mostly identical properties, but for this repo, the save button generates a malformed request, and triggers a nonsensical validation warning. It is a private repo, attempting to move from a public project to a private project.
G'day!
Just to confirm - you are changing the project for the repository within the same workspace?
I have tested this on my end and was unable to reproduce the issue - I have a private repository within a public project and can seamlessly switch through the various projects and save at the end without an error message.
Are you able to clear your browser cache/attempt this in a different browser (or in Incognito mode if using Chrome)?
Cheers!
- Ben (Bitbucket Cloud Support)
Correct, yes. Both projects and the repo are in the same workspace.
Tried a different browser. Good suggestion, but unfortunately the result is the same.
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Hi again,
I've just raised a support ticket on your behalf - you should receive an email to the email address connected to your workspace shortly :)
Cheers!
- Ben (Bitbucket Cloud Support)
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