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*EDIT*
OS: Win 10 Home
ST Version: 2.6.10.0
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I logged into BitBucket with my google account.
Added a new App Password and copied it
Downloaded SourceTree
I went to [Tools > Options > Authentication]
I used these parameters:
- Hosting Service: BitBucket
- Host URL: https://bitbucket.org/
- Protocol: HTTPS
- Authentication: Basic
- Typed Username and Refreshed password and the window says "Authentication OK"
- Created my repository and pushed some changes. All was good
Today (36 hours later) I tried to pull/push and BAM! invalid username or password. All I did was to turn off the computer and turn it on. Didn't even log into BitBucket during those 36 hours.
I tried basic authentication with an App Password and OAuth (refreshing the token) and in the window everything seems cool... but as soon as I try to do something... "invalid username or password". Heck, I can even see my google avatar inside Sourcetree but as soon as I to to do a pull/push I get the error.
I clic the "Remote" button and it opens a <default browser> and takes me to my repository without any issue.
On the left menu, under "TAGS", inside "REMOTES" I see my *origin*, I clic it and I see all the files inside it.
Still, I can't do anything.
Any help would be much appreciated, been hours trying to solve this and I can't even understand how is it possible that I was able to push the new files in one computer, pull them in another... and a day later, I can't a thing.