I have a private repo called PvtRepo in Bitbucket (part of my company. My bitbucket account has access to this repo)
Now i fork this PvtRepo into my account and call it as myproject/PvtFork .
This PvtFork is not public and is not accessible outside; which is as expected.
But now I try to fork the PvtFork ( and call it as PubFork ) and while forking i unselect the Access Level: Private repository
check box. Surprisingly it works and creates a public fork called PubFork which is accessible to the whole world.
This is not desirable. If i remember correctly, I couldnt do this in github.
So is there a way to stop creating public fork of a private fork in bitbucket?
Or Is there a way to stop 2 level forking altogether?
Or github is the only way to move forward, if I want to follow, "fork repo" style of working for my company?
Please clarify.
Hope this helps:
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