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BitBucket Cloud: when you're creating a new repo, how to limit groups that have access by default

Philippe Chaudun
Contributor
February 15, 2019

Hello,

When an authorized user creates a new repo, by default, almost all the groups in the team have access to this repo.

I'd like to find a way to limit this behavior, and to only have the authorized user by default and letting him or the admin managing permissions then.

Today, as I'm the Team admin, I've to check periodically and remove useless groups or permissions.

Could you please let me know an easier way manage this?

Thanks,

Philippe

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Ana Retamal
Atlassian Team
Atlassian Team members are employees working across the company in a wide variety of roles.
February 18, 2019

Hi Philippe,

You'll need to adjust the permissions you're granting to your groups, and make them not have default access to new repos. You can read more about it at Group access on future repositories.

Let us know if you have any questions!

Ana

Philippe Chaudun
Contributor
February 20, 2019

Hi Ana,

Thanks for your answer.

Yes I realized this way later. However, this behavior doesn't fit my needs,

I know which permissions should have each group, their permissions will never change, so it's why I want to give them by default.

But I want to choose which groups should work on repo A and which group should work on repo B, and I don't want to change any group permissions as they should be always the same redardless the repo.

For example: regardless repositories

Group Test has only read permission

Group Develop has always write access

Group Consumer has only read permission, etc.

Any ideas will be welcome.

Thanks,

Philippe

Philippe Chaudun
Contributor
February 20, 2019

Follow-up:

Group Consumer doesn't always have access to repositories as Group Test.

Philippe

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