Can't login atlassian account at sourcetree

[Iván Rubí Lozano]

Hi,

I have been working with sourcetree since 1 year ago. Now, when I try to push a branch, pop ups a bitbucket login and my credentials are not working.

I'm using the same credentials for bitbucket web.

Can you help please? I have to deploy to production environment at work and I'm not able to do it.

Thank you so much!

[Jodie Garner · Accepted solution]

I don't know if this is similar to the problem you're having, but my account had an "x"  on it in the bitbucket program (I could log on fine). What I ended up doing was right clicking for account details and hitting "Refresh OAuth Token", which lead to a webpage saying "SourceTree has been successfully authenticated". After that it reloaded and I was able to clone and pull fine from a remote source. 

[Iván Rubí Lozano]

Thank you for your answer. You were partially right. I had to refresh OAuth token but at sourcetree not at bitbucket.

I followed this post.

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Sourcetree-questions/Authenticate-SourceTree-with-Google-Credentials/qaq-p/1050390

Now it's solved!

[Jodie Garner]

Awesome! My bad, I think I meant sourcetree as well, not bitbucket. I was on the program, not web. 

[pfleu]

thank you ! working fine!

[Min Choi]

Thank you so much! I even thought of wiping out everything and reinstalling SourceTree! This solution saved so much time and effort!

[noamgr]

I had to revoke at app password and create it once again. 

Then, I used that same password to login to Atlassian.

It took me hours for that stupid thing, so annoying!

https://bitbucket.org/account/settings/app-passwords/

[zhakataka]

Same here, looks really unusable. I've got a sourcetree on my mac. when I try to add my bitbucket repository (which I can successfully access via chrome) using bitbucket url, it asks for a password. But I've created it via my google account. It definitely shouldn't be my google password as it would be kinda security issue. There must be some access token.

Expected behavior is at least some url for instructions of how to import access token instead of

fatal: Authentication failed for 'https://bitbucket.org/projectname/repname.git/'

remote: Invalid credentials