Keeping track of who has access to your Bitbucket repository is crucial for maintaining security and control over your codebase. Fortunately, Bitbucket provides several ways to view and manage the access levels of your repository.
Viewing Access Levels in the Repository Overview
The easiest way to see who has access to your Bitbucket repository is by checking the “Access Level” section on the right side of the repository’s “Source/Master” page. This will show you the different user groups and their corresponding access levels, such as “Admin”, “Write”, or “Read”.
Checking Permissions via the “Clone” Menu
Another way to view the permission details for your repository is by clicking the “Clone” button in the sidebar. This will open a menu that displays the current access level for your account, as well as any other users or groups that have been granted access.
Reviewing the Audit Log
For a more comprehensive view of the changes to your repository’s access permissions, you can check the workspace audit log. This log records all the events that have occurred in your Bitbucket workspace, including any changes to user or group permissions.
To access the audit log, go to your workspace settings and look for the “Audit Log” section. Here, you can review the details of any permission-related events, such as users being added or removed, or changes to the default access level for the workspace.