Repository settings
Repositories
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- Set repository privacy and forking options
- Group repositories into projects
- Grant repository access to users and groups
- Access keys
- Map existing commits to username aliases
- Link to a web service
- Transfer repository ownership
- Reduce repository size
- Delete a repository
- Pull request and merge settings
- Change the remote URL to your repository
- Manage webhooks
- Smart Mirroring for Bitbucket Cloud
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When you create a repository there are certain settings that need to be configured, such as granting access to other users, assigning the repository to a workspace, and setting your version control system. For more information about particular repository settings, check out the topics in the list below.
Topics in this section
- Set repository privacy and forking options
- Group repositories into projects
- Grant repository access to users and groups
- Access keys
- Map existing commits to username aliases
- Link to a web service
- Transfer repository ownership
- Reduce repository size
- Delete a repository
- Pull request and merge settings
- Change the remote URL to your repository
- Manage webhooks
- Smart Mirroring for Bitbucket Cloud
Last modified on Jun 24, 2020
In this section
- Set repository privacy and forking options
- Group repositories into projects
- Grant repository access to users and groups
- Access keys
- Map existing commits to username aliases
- Link to a web service
- Transfer repository ownership
- Reduce repository size
- Delete a repository
- Pull request and merge settings
- Change the remote URL to your repository
- Manage webhooks
- Smart Mirroring for Bitbucket Cloud
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