My best guess is tha HTTPS is required for the extended integration stuff. I'm leaving this as a comment for now since I don't really know what I'm talking about. Maybe someone else will have a more concrete answer.
Ah, that's not something I've done before. Is it this popup:
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You might try the HTTPS Url, only put your username in the username box (not the URL), and make sure Preferred Protocol is SSH. IDK if the extended integration API can communicate over SSH. It may require HTTPS, but use SSH for all git communication.
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There is no error message in that URL and all i have changed in the URL is the actual name of the Web site and the name of the git repo.
with or without the port I still get the same error message saying that the URL is malformed. I have tried removing the git@ as well but no luck
BTW just to be clear, I get this error while i try to register a new remote account. cloning the repo actually works fine.
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Assuming you didn't remove the error text in the process of removing sensitive info, that looks fine to me. Maybe it's choking on the port specification for some reason? What error message do you get if you try the same URL without the port (I'm assuming SourceTree validates the URL before checking for a Git repo at the URL)?
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I don't suppose you are willing to post the URL so we can proofread it for you.
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