saved Shared credentials does not show up.

[Masahiro Takatsuka]

I have added a ssh credentials to be shared and under overview->shared credentials, the saved credentials shows up.  However, when I try to create a plan and try to link repository to a new plan through Bitbucket Cloud, I could not use shared credentials. 

When I select "Use shared credentials to authenticate", I get a message saying "No shared credentials of this type have been defined. You can configure them in administration panel on Shared credentials page." even though a credential is already added.

Is there anything else I need to do to use this added ssh credentials (with which I can access bitbucket repository from a terminal)?

[robhit]

Hi Masahiro,

Thanks for your question!

For connecting Bitbucket cloud repository we need to use username and password first so that the Bamboo can make rest calls to get the info.

So to use SSH shared credentials, we need to use the username password first to connect to Bitbucket cloud repository and then use the SSH shared credentials.

Thanks,

Robhit

[Masahiro Takatsuka]

hmm, but 2fa is enabled and username/password would not allow bamboo to connect to bitbucket, right?

Do I need to disable 2fa?

[robhit]

Hi Masahiro,

You can use the App password for that.

Steps:

1. Create App Password in Bitbucket.

2. In Bamboo, create a shared credential type "username and password" and use the Bitbucket username and the app password as a password.

Thanks,

Robhit  

[Oib-wan Kenobi]

Hello i've a problem, where can i find the username? is it the mail used to connect to atlassian account? the password? where is it? i cannot configure my bamboo server with bitbucket cloud without them, where can i use the ssh key? i've shared creditentials but it doesn't show up ?
please help me it's for a end year's school project

[szakba]

4 years later. This is still a problem. It is horrible UX to say that no shared credentials exist, when the actual problem is that user+pass needs to be used.

Also, why does the first connection need to be made with HTTPS? There is absolutely no hard reason for this. Transfer whatever "info" needs to be transferred via SSH.