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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!
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.
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.
Now it's solved!
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Awesome! My bad, I think I meant sourcetree as well, not bitbucket. I was on the program, not web.
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Thank you so much! I even thought of wiping out everything and reinstalling SourceTree! This solution saved so much time and effort!
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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!
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