I am trying to connect up Sourcetree to my bitbucket however,after attempting both HTTPS & SSH none of the options work. The issues with both HTTPS & SSH are different and I have attached screenshots of both issues I am encountering.
HTTPS: authentication completes and I can access the repository however, when attempting to clone I receive: "This is not a valid source path / URL" when looking at the details it references an invalid username and password however after checking these I can confirm they are correct and there are no cached passwords
SSH: Authentication once again completes and the repository type is detected however when trying to clone the repository I receive: "FATAL ERROR: server unexpectedly closed network connection".
I have also tested older versions of source tree as well as re-adding my account and refreshing the auth tokens however nothing has worked so far please advise.
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Hi,
I had a similar thing happen. I reset the password and even re-installed the software.
I had no put a credentials manager at start up so I had to do a bit of powershell to get around this: (open as admin)
"cd $env:LOCALAPPDATA\Atlassian\SourceTree\git_local\mingw32\bin\" (without quotes)
then:
"./git.exe config --edit --system" (without quotes)
Inside this file i had to add the word "manager" (without quotes) at the end of the file at the line "helper ="
Then just quit out like VIM ( press ESC until you are out of insert mode and then":wq" without quotes)
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