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3.1.3 SourceTree - not listing all remote repositories on Bitbucket server

Harald Sømnes Hanssen
Harald Sømnes Hanssen Aug 28, 2019

I'm trying to figure out why SourceTree does not list all the repositories I have access to on remote Bitbucket server. I cannot see what's the difference between repos that Sourcetree lists and those that aren't listed (looking at project and repo permissions which are the same).

I can copy the git url and clone unlisted repos without problems.

Any clues to what might be going on?

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Matt Ives
Matt Ives Sep 02, 2019

I am having the same issue. Is your remote an on-prem instance of Bitbucket Server as well?

From what I can tell, all of my repos that are under projects show up just fine. It's only my user's 'private' repos that aren't showing.

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Harald Sømnes Hanssen
Harald Sømnes Hanssen Sep 03, 2019 • edited

Yeah. My remote is on an remote on-premise instance of Bitbucket Server 6.5.1

I don't have any 'private' repos, only repos that are accessible to entire teams.

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