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Bamboo Server 7.1.4 failing to connect to Bitbucket Cloud repositories

엄성렬SA

We're using Bamboo Server 7.1.4. As of today, Sap 30th 2024, any repositories configured to use the "Bitbucket Cloud" repository type are failing to connect to Bitbucket. Hitting the "Test Connection" button results in this error message:

"We couldn't connect to the repository. The details you provided were invalid."

This happens regardless of whether I attempt to use SSH or username/password to connect. I confirmed that username/password is valid.

What might be causing this?

Accepted answers

TS_ngq3ca

Same problem here!
Unable to add a new repository using either app password or SSH key.
Already existing repositories are working fine, dropdown shows available branches, however pressing
the test button results in the message: "We couldn't connect to the repository. The details you provided were invalid."
We are also using Bamboo server 7.1.4

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Anik Sengupta

I hope you are using an app password to connect .

Please refer-https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamkb/how-to-get-the-credential-details-user_name-and-app_password-to-connect-bamboo-to-bitbucket-cloud-1188411501.html

Regards,

Anik Sengupta

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TS_ngq3ca

Anik Sengupta

Looks like you may be hitting this bug- https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-20988

엄성렬SA

I am already using an app password, and this app password can get the repository from Bitbucket Cloud, but the issue occurs when running the test connection.

엄성렬SA

Hi, @TS
the issue occurred because the API used to check the personal space during the test connection was failing due to the personal space being deleted. To resolve this, I customized the internal Bamboo source so that the API process retrieves the current workspace instead of the personal space.

Kadambini Tendulkar

Hi @엄성렬SA
I m working on bamboo server 7.2.0 and even I am facing same error 'We couldn't connect to the repository. The details you provided were invalid.' while adding Linked Repository Bitbucket Cloud.
My main aim is to update all the linked repos from bitbucket server to bitbucket cloud.
Regarding same I tried below to add new linked repo:
1. I am unable to match username with workspaceid, as mentioned (here). And here it says Atlassian doesnt allow having it to be matched (ref).
2. I was only able to save it by selecting as GIt Repo while adding on bamboo.

May I know what changes you made on Bamboo to make it work.