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Setting up a ghost account

How do I set up an account not associated with any specific person (a ghost account)?

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Make sure to have Bitbucket internal directory on the top in the user directory page. Now click on users and create a local user account.

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I was just given admin permissions.

I don't follow what you're saying.

Can you please give me some more hints?

Thx.

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Take a look at this article

https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucketserver/users-and-groups-776640439.html#Usersandgroups-Creatingauser

See if you can create an account using the above method

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Well, the article mentions bitbucket server, but we have bitbucket cloud account. I don't see any admin area.

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This doesn't seem to work for bitbucket cloud account.

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Sorry, can't be of much help in this regard. I am not a cloud user. I guess all cloud users need an atlassian account. Reach out to atlassian support and tell them your use case.

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