I recently had a similar issue with anycodings_bitbucket SourceTree: any time I tried to anycodings_bitbucket push/pull/fetch to/from the remote anycodings_bitbucket origin I would get an authentication anycodings_bitbucket error (using SourceTree with Stash). Apart from the fact you anycodings_bitbucket can put a passphrase on your key, and anycodings_bitbucket then you also need to store the password anycodings_bitbucket on a credential manager or ssh-agent. If you want to roll with HTTPS, you can anycodings_bitbucket securely store your password with Git anycodings_bitbucket credential managerīut personnally, I now always use SSH anycodings_bitbucket authentification, as it seems to be a anycodings_bitbucket better practice, because you use a anycodings_bitbucket personal pair of public/private keys anycodings_bitbucket that will prevent your password to be anycodings_bitbucket stored outside. If you got authentication issues with anycodings_bitbucket the GIT console, you can try to switch anycodings_bitbucket your configuration to HTTPS and specify anycodings_bitbucket user & password with the following anycodings_bitbucket command : careful:Ĭoming back to this answer that I made a anycodings_bitbucket very long time ago, I want to give anycodings_bitbucket credits to for anycodings_bitbucket pointing out that the password is stored anycodings_bitbucket as clear text in the.
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