I'm having issues while trying to finish a release with sourcetree 2.7.6 on macOs High Sierra (10.35.5). Getting this error message:
fatal: could not read Password for 'https://[accountName]@bitbucket.[domain.com]': Device not configured
Fatal: Could not fetch release/1.0.3 from origin.
Anyone any experience in resolving this issue? Version 2.7.3 seems to have the same problem. Pulling/pushing/... is working correctly.
Thanks in advance,
Koen
Follow this steps, it works!
https://gist.github.com/RockinPaul/6b012b106c4175469ee39bde12fb67f7
This worked for me!! Thanks!
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It worked! thank you
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Didn't work for me.
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It worked! This fixed the problem in my Mac too.
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Excellent, worked for me in less than a minute !!
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this solution saved the day! Thanks!
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Atlassian: please fix this.
Version 3.2.1 (225) and still broken gitflow.
This has been an issue for over a year.
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v. 3.0.1 (205) Device not configured with Git Flow when finishing feature or release. please fix. (MacOs 10.14.1)
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Atlassian developers are high on weed i guess from over a year. It is not at all acceptable from such big platform.
They don't even reply on the queries and concerns. Highly disappointed. *Red flag* for this tool.
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Atlassian: please fix this.
Version 3.2.1 (225) and still broken gitflow.
This has been an issue for over a year.
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still facing 19th sep 2019
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Atlassian: please fix this.
Version 3.2 (224) and still broken gitflow
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Problem only happens when the release / feature / hotfix branch is tracked / pushed on origin. Local branched with gitflow do work
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Still broken in 4.0(232) !!
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Still broken in 3.2.1
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This is still broken in 3.2
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This does not seems to be solved in Sourcetree 3.0.1.
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I'm using OAuth with SSH and it is NOT working for me. Still getting:
fatal: could not read Password for 'https://XXXXXXXXX@bitbucket.org': Device not configured
Fatal: Could not fetch feature/1.15-ticket-work from origin.
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Switching my account to use SSH instead of HTTP auth fixed the issue for me.
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Didn't work for me
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Even though I found this annoying initially, once I worked out that git-flow is actually just a bash script, and that I could find it in the SourceTree app area (on my mac: /Applications/SourceTree.app/Contents/Resources/git_local/gitflow/git-flow) - then I have just started using the command line on my repos a lot more. I still love the way a GUI like SourceTree shows me quickly exactly what changes have been made (as opposed to just the files). And if course being able to see a visual representation of the commit trees is great too, but overall I'm glad to be getting a lot better at using git in the terminal.
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Updated this thread: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Sourcetree-questions/Device-not-configured-error/qaq-p/767223#U828835
I'm still unable to finish a feature with SourceTree.
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It's the same here and I'm pretty sure its related to Sourcetree (2.7.6 177) itself. From command line everythings works as expected. Even doing the steps of "Finish release" manually works.
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Hi,
Since the last release, we experience the same problem when trying to finish a feature (using Git Flow > Finish Current):
fatal: could not read Username for 'https://gitlab.com': Device not configured
Fatal: Could not fetch feature/xxx from origin.
Sourcetree 2.7.6 / macOs High Sierra
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Hi Koen! To which service are you connecting? Have you connected your account already following the steps at Connect your account?
For troubleshooting purposes, have you performed the same operation from the command line? What is the result?
Cheers!
Ana
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Thanks for your reply Ana.
We are connecting to an on premise bitbucket server. Will try to perform the same operation from command line and post the result here.
Thanks,
Koen
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Hi Ana,
I was able to finish the release using command line. However, I would expect it to work from Sourcetree.
Cheers,
Koen
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Hi Koen,
I have had the exact same issue as you. Trying to finish a release on macOS High Sierra after updating to 2.7.6 SourceTree and no luck.
I've spent so much time updating the BitBucket server and resetting passwords but no luck.
This has happened before too so I should have remembered.
The command line worked for me too, and now I can use SourceTree again.
Thanks!
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Just a follow-up. SourceTree worked after reverting back to 2.6.3 with no issues at all.
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