![]() Remote: App passwords are recommended for most use cases and can be created in your Personal settings: Remote: See our community post for more details: Remote: Bitbucket Cloud recently stopped supporting account passwords for Git authentication. Git -c diff.mnemonicprefix=false -c core.quotepath=false -no-optional-locks -c =git-lfs-bitbucket-media-api push -v -tags origin master:master But I still receive the following error message: I tried to use Authentication "Basic" with an app password that I just created and the green check Authentication OK is there. I have been committing my projects almost 3 to 4 times every day and the last time was yesterday. Hi, I am using Sourcetree 3.4.7 and found out today that I can not push to Bitbucket for my project. Instead user will be directed to recreate new app password with the new permissions included. Let's not even take about how they won't be forward compatible with new features. Also since the permissions are immutable once created default choice will be to give the app password full permissions to everything. The permissions also cannot be changed and since many people will be repeatedly use them throughout their organization, which increases the possibility end users will store plaintext password stored in multiple locations from each client that needs the credentials, like in config files. Furthermore, they are static and cannot be changed, in the event they are eventually compromised, and they will be. ![]() App password a statically generated 20 character alpha-numeric with NO special characters. TransportException: /salesreports.git: not authorizedĮven worse we have to update credentials on our build servers, agents, and all custom CI/CD apps integrated into our pipeline and all client machines that have GIT install.įor what? I don't see any security benefit here. Test connection failed in SalesReports / Build ![]() ![]() Now, I have I created a new app password and set it in our Team City Server Self Host and it is complaining it is unauthorized. Let me bump the other comments about receiving a warning email 24 hours before and only seeing it the day off. ![]()
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