Does Bitbucket keep a log of who clones or updates their local repository, and not just commits? Is it possible to access this information? It would be useful for me to see which team members have cloned or pulled, so I can know for sure that they did what they were supposed to do and did it properly. Thanks
Can the owner of the repo see when someone clones it? No, they cannot.
Go to your repo's Setting/Administration page > Access management . It will list all the users and groups who have the right there.
The Your work dashboard displays the pull requests and repositories you care about. On the Your work dashboard you'll see open pull requests that have you as a reviewer, open pull requests you've created, and a list of repositories you can access.
Accessing audit logsYou can find the log file in the <home directory>/log/audit directory. On clustered Bitbucket Data Center deployments, each application node will have its own log in the local <home directory>/log/audit directory.
I don't think this currently available now. But there's open request for this functionality.
https://bitbucket.org/site/master/issues/8322
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