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Settings -> Repository details -> Landing page -> Source

• JoshTriplett 11y ago
  Sure, but that should be the default setting, even if it can be changed.
  • pmelendez 11y ago
    > Sure, but that should be the default setting, even if it can be changed. That's a strong statement... I prefer bitbucket default view actually. The fact I can see the latest commits right at the start is very useful to me.
    • boomzilla 11y ago
      It really depends on the mindsets of users. My guess is that Github users tend to browse/read code in multiple repos more while Bitbucket users tend to work on their own private repos more. So it's logical that Github defaults to source tree while Bitbucket defaults to commit history.
• technomancy 11y ago
  On an unrelated note, I gave up on GitLab last year because the landing page always showed recent commits instead of the readme, making it less welcoming to new users who just want to see what the project is about. I'm glad to see they have changed this; navigating to a GitLab project now shows you the readme. Definitely going to give it a long hard look to see if I can switch again.
  • sytse 11y ago
    Awesome, hope you like what you find.