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How the new apps password will effect git command line

Hi,

 

After reading the Bitbucket app passwords I'm a little confuse how the command line git should work. Can we continue and use it to push/pull or we will have to implement this password first and only then we will be able to use the push/pull commands.

 

This is for casual user not full blown production project.

 

Thanks

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seanaty
Atlassian Team
Atlassian Team members are employees working across the company in a wide variety of roles.
Nov 03, 2021

Git push/pull will continue to work always. It's foundational to what we do :)

There are 2 ways to git push/pull today:

  • SSH
  • HTTPS

If your repository is already set up for SSH then you don't need to do anything. If your repository is set up to use HTTPS then you'll need to create and app password and update your git client to use that app password (username will be the same).

Thanks for the clarification,

I hope there will be some explanations how to add the app password to a command line client and not just to the GUI ones.

 

Cheers

Saar

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