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How to invite existing Fisheye/SVN OnDemand users into BitBucket

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March 18, 2013

Now that we have chosen to go with BitBucket, linked it with our existing OnDemand package, and created the admin account, we are looking to add all our existing users to the developers group. We have around 100 users, but we don't seem to find them easily in the BitBucket admin screens.

Are we doing something wrong?

Do we have to invite each one of these users individually? I hope not!

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Bastiaan Jansen
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March 18, 2013

I'm sorry to say that this has to be done manually. Onlu newly created users can automatically be invited to the repository.

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April 3, 2013

This is unfortunate, Atlassian should have considered this point when the decision to cutover from Fisheye was made. Nevertheless, thanks for the answer and the support.

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