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Bitbucket: see how much data you have, then export it.
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Bitbucket
Data, dev & IT
How to see how much data is in Bitbucket
- Sign in to Bitbucket Cloud and open your workspace
- Go to the workspace's Repositories page
- Read the Size column for each repository
- For one repository, open it → Settings → Repository details and note the Size line
Add up the repository sizes and the number of repositories; Git LFS files are tracked separately from repository size.
Bitbucket’s official instructions
How to get a copy of your Bitbucket data
- Sign in with access to the workspace
- For each repository, run git clone --mirror for full history
- If you use Git LFS, also run git lfs fetch --all
- Or open Repository → Downloads and download the zip
- Keep the copies in company storage
Workspace members can clone each repository with Git for full history, or download a zip from Repository → Downloads.
Zip downloads leave out Git LFS files and history. Atlassian scheduled the issue tracker for removal on August 20, 2026, so check whether issue data still exists.
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