Does bitbucket no longer support Altassian Login accounts if you have 2 factor enabled?

Question

It seems that they have migrated my account from Bitbucket to Atlassian.  However in Source tree you can only add in your Bitbucket username not your Atlassian account details.

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I use 2 factor authentication, so when I enter in my Atlassian password - it just fails and I can't get access.

but I can't seem to add in my attlassian username anywhere.

I am unable to reset my Bitbucket password as it just directs me to Atlassian.

Do I need to stop using Sourcetree now that I have been migrated to Atlassian.  Any idea how to go back to Bitbucket? and get this working?

I tried even using the app passwords feature in Source tree but just get this error:

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Edit: I tried removing my two factor and resetting my password and it appears to still get error:

SDNetDomain error 7.

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Manju · Answer

You can now use SourceTree with a 2FA enabled Bitbicket account. We have added support for OAuth. Please download the latest build from the sourcetreeapp.com, remove any existing accounts and add the account with OAuth as authentication type.

Grant Kemp · Answer

App passwords don't seem to work as above. Basically they were so keen to move to Atlassian accounts they broke source tree for users. I am so disappointed with this, I actually started looking at other git  clients and services.

I dont care care if the account is under Atlassian bitnucket or PokemonGit as long as it works. To deliberately break behaviour and not tell users is really awful.

I hope this is not the case and it's just a bug they didn't test properly

Rodney · Answer

Isn't the "App passwords" in BitBucket's Access Management Settings designed to address this?

Here is the description from the website.

"App passwords allow two-step verification users to access their Bitbucket account through apps such as SourceTree. We'll generate the app passwords for you, and you won't need to remember them."