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How to configure an 'app password' in Jenkins?

Bryan Basham

Hello,

We've been using BitBucket for our git repository and Jenkins (v2.204) for our CI build engine. This month our builds began failing with this error message:

10:41:16 stderr: remote: Because your Atlassian account admin requires single sign-on, you'll need to authenticate with an app password. Create an app password at https://bitbucket.org/account/admin/app-passwords

I have created an "app password" for our CI user account and I attempted to configure that new pwd into Jenkins but now our builds are failing with this message:

10:52:35 using GIT_ASKPASS to set credentials BitBucket app password for solu-dev
10:52:35  > git fetch --tags --progress https://bitbucket.org/XXX/solu-core.git +refs/heads/*:refs/remotes/origin/*
10:52:36 ERROR: Error fetching remote repo 'origin'
10:52:36 hudson.plugins.git.GitException: Failed to fetch from https://bitbucket.org/XXX/solu-core.git
10:52:36 	at hudson.plugins.git.GitSCM.fetchFrom(GitSCM.java:894)

So clearly, I didn't configure Jenkins properly. Does anyone know how it should be done?

Thanks, Bryan

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Sabrina Liao

Hi @Bryan Basham Did you end up figuring this out?

Bryan Basham

I switched from the `https` to `git` scheme and installed a private key. That solved it.

rbx-dev-builds

I too created an App Password and it didn't work. However, I only changed from the "https" scheme to the "git" scheme and still retained my App Password and it worked.

Mike Banducci

I may have figured this out completely accidentally. Before the change I was using the account name (account@domain.tld) with the account password. I tried changing only the password to an app password, but as everyone here has reported, that doesn't work.

I removed the account name and used the "Username" value shown under account settings, which allowed Jenkins to access the repos again.

yogesh jadhav_w8i0ed

@Bryan Basham where to change from https to git

Bryan Basham

If you have already cloned a repo using `https` then you will need to drop that repo directory and rebuild it using a `git` URL pattern. Make sure to save any local changes to the remote before dropping the old local repo.

You can find the clone operation on the main page for the repo in BitBucket.

Diego_907xgc

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39886995/how-to-access-bitbucket-using-app-password

https://<Your_Account_Name>:<App_Password>@bitbucket.org/<Your_Account_Name>/<Repo_Name>.git

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