Browse source code for specific commit

[Yuri Geinish]

Hi, can't find how to do that in the web UI. It works for branches, not individual commits like Github does. I need to be able to share links to the source code of specific commits with the team. Thanks.

[Julius Davies [bit-booster.com] · Accepted solution]

It's a little awkward, but it is possible.

1.)  Navigate to the source code area of your repository in the Bitbucket UI.

2.)  Use the branch/tag selector to change the branch to something different than the default.  (This causes the URL to receive an "?at=refs%2Fheads%2F<BRANCH>" parameter).

3.)  Change whatever is inside the "?at=" parameter to point to the commit-id you want to look at source code for (e.g., ?at=5557caa219b945d552dfa58d8f2c1ed91252924b).

Here's a live example you can play with, although the repository it points to had no files at that particular commit (I was doing a bunch of "git commit --allow-empty" invocations to create exotic commit graph structures for testing purposes):

https://vm.bit-booster.com/bitbucket/projects/BB/repos/flower/browse?at=a9d624311109b22e98dee5f3aaad30809b085363

[Yuri Geinish]

Gotcha, thanks!

[Jason Antonacci]

Having to hack the URL to browse a commit is... less than desirable.  Should be an existing feature as it seems simple.

[Keith Robertson]

Amen to that! I've been looking for this feature for years. It's absurd that this is so painful.

[C Bogdan]

the response is still helpful though the url changed a bit:

URL at commit:

https://bitbucket.org/[workspace_name]/[repository_name]/src/[commit_hash]

Url at branch

https://bitbucket.org/[workspace_name]/[repository_name]/src/[branch_name]