I m trying to run some git commands on the pipeline, I tried two solutions none of them worked;
1.
- generated an ssh key from the repository settings
- copied the public key into the authorized_keys file via this command. (this command is in the .yml file )
- cat my_ssh_key.pub >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
2.
- git config user.name $MY_GIT_USERNAME
- git config user.email $MY_GIT_EMAIL
Note: the repository is a bitbucket repos and is where the pipeline is running. So no external repos.
Also followed the steps here but it's not helping
https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/use-ssh-keys-in-bitbucket-pipelines-847452940.html
Am I missing something ?
When you configure an SSH key in your repository's Settings > Pipelines > SSH keys, you are presented with two options:
Obviously you want the Use my own keys option which grants read and write access. You can use team-level SSH keys so that CI scripts aren't tied to a specific user (although you'll get warnings about it).
Here's the process:
Here's hoping Bitbucket Pipelines will provide much easier git write access and hopefully before Bitbucket removes team-level SSH.
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