The checkbox is gray, and no further explanation. I'm the owner and the only user.
Your repository might be in a private Project, in which case you would need to make the Project public in order to change the repository setting.
Here is some documentation about projects: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/group-repositories-into-projects-792497956.html
Thanks! I'm not using projects and teams. Finally i found the solution. The explanation was written under the _next_ field with small letters :-) The repository was a fork from another private repository. The solution was a new copy of the content with a recreated git repository, because i didn't want to make public the original ancestor. This way i lost the history in this copy of course.
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This is because the original fork was created starting from a private repository having "Allow private forks only" setting: thelatter permits to fork private repositories that cannot be promoted to public ones.
The real solution would be:
In this way, the forked repository is private, but the above mentioned checkbox is enabled and you can modify the forked repository into a public one.
Bye.
Antonio
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