Each repository contains a repository-config file which, amongst other things, contains the repository and project names. If, for some reason, your database is not available, there's another way. With the ID in hand, you can locate the repository folder from the path above. JOIN project ON project.id = repository.project_id (The slug is the url safe name you see in your git clone url the project key is the uppercase abbreviation for your project name.) In order to find the repository ID you could run the following database query: SELECT repository.id, repository.name, project.project_key Let's say you had a repository with the slug 'jira' and the project key 'ATLAS'. That out of the way, let's get down to it: Locating your repositoryīitbucket Server repositories are stored on disk at $BITBUCKET_HOME/shared/data/repositories/, where is the repository ID as found in the repository table in your database. Full disclosure: I work for Atlassian and was a Premier Support Engineer for Bitbucket Server / Bitbucket Data Center for two years.

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