Unable to push code to my private repo

[Pritam Bohra]

I set up ssh keys after reading the instructions from the confluence.  I am still getting the following error:

repository access denied. access via a deployment key is read-only.
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.

I am able to push my code properly to Github. Don't really know where I am going wrong.

I am trying to push to my private repo.

The command ssh -T git@bitbucket.org gives the following output:

authenticated via a deploy key.

You can use git or hg to connect to Bitbucket. Shell access is disabled.

This deploy key has read access to the following repositories:

myName/repoName: xxxxxx -- my_email_address

[jlynch80]

Same troubles here. I followed all the steps from the main page after creating the repo. I even created a new ssh key just for bitbucket and added it to the repo's access keys. no dice.

[jlynch80]

Fixed it!

1. Remove the SSH key from the repo. (Click on repo name > Settings > Access Keys)
2. Add SSH key to Account settings SSH keys. (Click on your avatar > Bitbucket Settings > SSH Keys)

[Mario Rodriguez]

unbelievable

[Walid Doch]

I figured it out after just trying this out of desperation 😂😂😂😂 

[Ygor Nascimento]

Same here, working! Tks

[juan pablo barrientos arana]

Thanks it works for me.

[Anja Schulz]

Thanks for this solution. They should remove the possiblity to add keys in a repo.

[jredmond]

That's there for CI/CD systems to connect. It isn't going away any time soon.

[Amir Tamadon]

@jlynch80

DUDE.... I LOVE YOU 

[theChristian]

It worked. Thanks!

[Stefan Bozkurt]

thanks! works again :)

[Nilesh Patidar]

Thanks Mate :)

[Alexandrina Onea]

Thanks a lot!!

[codedweb]

working, thanks!

[caniconsulting]

Lifesaver Thanks!

[ijankovic]

Appreciate it man!

[jonathslak]

very thanks man!!!

[pauloabelha]

Thanks, man!!

[fahimiqbal]

Thanks a lot

[EhsanCode]

Thank you so much!

[Marc Charbonneau]

thank you!

[joabeleao]

Thanks!!!

[i_hasbi.mahesh]

After searching for 3 days. I'm able to push to GIT now. This helped me. Thanks..:-)

[Ravinder_Mahori]

Issue exists still on March 28,2020

Fixed using the mentioned trick of removing key from repo and adding to account setting !

[tecnoluisao]

Tks :)

[Hanout Ali]

thanks

[Fendi]

So, we need to add ssh key to personal account, instead of repository.

Unbelievable.

I think this docs is useless now, https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/add-access-keys

[Durvesh P Gamerji]

My God. Superb. It works like a charm - and yeah documentation needs to be updated for this case... or provide more details of the difference

[scott]

I got here after solving the issue myself. I was about to revert to https and needed to add password for that then i saw option to add ssh. I hadn't realised I was adding a depolyment ssh for read only.

Atlassian can you make this clearer?

The current (which I and many others failed to read and isn't particularly clear anyway):

"Use access keys to gain read-only access to this repository. Learn more about using SSH keys."

could be replace with 

"Use access keys to gain READ-ONLY access to this repository FOR READ WRITE add in your personal settings. Learn more about using SSH keys."

Or better still a popup that warns you when you add a key. 

Backtracking I see it was those instructions above that sent me on this route, again these could be much clearer. 

I see clickup have github integration. if it were up to... 

[jredmond]

First, remove the key from that repository.

Next, add the key to your own account - there's an option in your Bitbucket settings.

[Pritam Bohra]

I did what you said, but, I am still getting the same error. :(

[Walid Doch]

The same here

[Ygor Nascimento]

Working! Tks!

[Jesus Montoya]

Thanks for your help.

[KevinBrent]

That worked Perfect Thanks!!

[appdinx]

I am facing the same problem. Via ssh I cannot push back to the repository. If I try it via https it works. I am accessing the repository in our CI/CD scenario and thus I cannot use https access as it asks for the password each time, when I remember correctly.

I need the deployment access key on the repo itself, otherwise our Jenkins job isn't able to access the repo at all - moving that key to the profile settings doesn't help me.

The message I get is

repository access denied.
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.

Please help.

[KevinBrent]

This worked perfect.

[Daniel Griffiths]

im getting the same issue .. keep getting : 

$ git push
repository access denied.
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.

any ideas anyone

[Walid Doch]

did you solve this?