Hello!
I can only find documentation for personal access token for Bitbucket Server: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucketserver/personal-access-tokens-939515499.html
Is this functionality also available for Bitbucket Cloud?
Thank you
Hi David, apologies for the late response! I hope this answer will still help someone, so here it goes
Bitbucket Cloud does not have personal access tokens, but depending on what use you wanted to give them you can use App passwords or OAuth instead.
Would this suit you?
Cheers!
Ana
What is the reason behind lack of *personal access tokens* feature in Bitbucket cloud?
As a developer, I find access tokens very handy when you are executing Git commands (i.e. clone, push, pull, etc). I use Github's personal access token on daily basis and it's super convenient.
I guess I will have to disable 2FA in my bitbucket
Hi @Raf, Bitbucket developer here.
I believe that App passwords that Ana referred to above are just what you're looking for. They were introduced exactly for the case when 2FA is turned on but some scoped access with basic auth is required.
Hope this helps.
Daniil
@Daniil Penkin - I'm curious why Atlassian didn't go with calling them "Personal access tokens"? :-)
It is like Bitbucket Cloud is in feature stage, I now lost time and many to find a workaround for this issue. for using *personal access tokens* feature in Bitbucket cloud.
Hello @Yasar Ertekin,
Bitbucket Cloud doesn't have personal tokens (as in, single string), but it has app passwords (which meant to be used with your username replacing your regular password) and OAuth tokens instead.
Cheers,Daniil
I tried to use app passwords, in place of personal access token, as mentioned but I can't push the change to Bitbucket Cloud because of insufficient permission (according to the message). What should I do? Thanks
The app password does not have push permission.
I have an issue. I am not able to use the Jenkins generated access token in the webhook over at Bitbucket. Secondly, because I am not able to generate a personal access token in the bitbucket cloud, I am not able to intgrate Jenkins continuously. Please help.
I am getting the error 403: No valid crumb issuer.
I have tried enabling CSRF protection and compatibility for proxies, but still upto no good. Please help.
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