Your workspace has exceeded the 1 GB limit and has been placed in read-only mode

[John Kemp-Cruz]

I'm being prevented from pushing new commits to a repository because it has supposedly exceeded the size limits.

The repository details screen is showing 1.91 GB as the size but locally it is less than 600MB. The commit history was rewritten in April and there have been several pushes since then but the size is still displaying the old value

[Ben · Accepted solution]

Hi John,

We announced some time ago changes to the Free plan via blog post and email which included limiting the size of workspaces to 1GB - you may read more about this below:

•  https://www.atlassian.com/blog/bitbucket/important-changes-coming-to-bitbucket-clouds-free-plan

I've just executed a garbage collection against that large repository and this has reduced the size down from 1.9GB to 15MB. Your workspace is now below the workspace size limit and you should be able to push without issue.

Cheers!

- Ben (Bitbucket Cloud Support)

[Suyog Manandhar]

Hi Ben, is that garbage collection deployable by us as well. I also wanted to use it in some of my projects and see if it helps with the size limit.

[Leonel Salcedo]

Good evening, I’m experiencing the same issue. I’ve already deleted some repositories, but my storage quota hasn’t decreased.

I would like to know if there’s anything else I should do to free up space, or if it would be possible for you to run a garbage collection (GC) on my account to reflect the changes.

I really appreciate your help.

[Ben]

Hi @Suyog Manandhar @Leonel Salcedo 

You'll need to raise seperate community posts requesting this so we can assist further - we can't see your account details/workspace details on our end unless you raise a new post. Please do not share these here via comment as this is a public forum.

Cheers!

- Ben (Bitbucket Cloud Support)