I'm learning to use TortoiseHG and want to pull from someone else's repository to see what a real, working one looks like -- how often they branch and merge, how much code they lump into each commit.
To start searching in Bitbucket, select the search field in the upper-right corner of the top navigation bar, then enter either a single word or an entire phrase (in double quotes). The keyboard shortcut to start a search from anywhere in Bitbucket is " / ".
Viewing public repositoriesBitbucket displays a list of repositories for which anonymous access has been enabled. Anonymous and logged-in users can choose Repositories > View all public repositories to see these.
User access on existing repositoriesClick Repository settings in the left sidebar navigation of the Bitbucket repository. Click User and group access on the left sidebar navigation. Select the Add members button. Enter the Bitbucket user's name or email address in the text box.
The amount of repositories must be quite large and I don't think there is a way to browse them.
There is a search function at
https://bitbucket.org/repo/all
that you might use to look for repositories about a certain topic.
The main page has a a few examples at the bottom (TortoiseHg among them). You might need to log out to see this list.
Finally, searching for Home site:bitbucket.org
in Google shows a large list of repositories and I imagine other such searches might be useful.
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