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Why does my terminal window ask for a password for "myname"@bitbucket.org when I paste the https command, but my bitbucket password doesn't work? What other password would there be?

Why does my terminal window ask for a password for "myname"@bitbucket.org when I paste the https command, but my bitbucket password doesn't work? What other password would there be?

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Why does my terminal window ask for a password for "myname"@bitbucket.org when I paste the https command to clone the repository, but my bitbucket password doesn't work? What other password would there be?

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Does it literally say @bitbucket.org? What is the URL you're pasting? If you're using Bitbucket Server, I'd expect the URL to be your own servername and domain name, not bit bitbucket.org . . .

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Why does my terminal window ask for a password for "myname"@bitbucket.org when I paste the https command, but my bitbucket password doesn't work? What other password would there be?

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