Didn't see it mentioned in the documentation but is it possible to restrict access to a bitbucket page to only people that have at least read permission to repo?
It seems that the site is accessible wether you're logged in or not to Bitbucket.
Hi Miguel,
Websites published on Bitbucket Cloud have no access restrictions. They are available on the public web and can't be restricted to users only with read access to the repository.
Alastair
You know I was on that page you linked and completely missed the part at the bottom :P
Sorry for wasting your time but thanks.
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Hey Miguel,
You can set bitbucket permissions at the Repo, Branch and Project level.
However, I haven't seen a way to set permissions at the code or commit level (out of the box).
With that said, if a user doesn't have access to a repo, they should not see said repo. Same goes for branch as well.
If you can see the site/repos and not be logged in then it sounds like public/anonymous access has been enabled.
Here is how to enable or disable public/anonymous access:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucketserver/allowing-public-access-to-code-776639799.html
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