Try authenticating via Sourcetree once again. On Mac Click Sourcetree > Preferences > Accounts Shortcut Command + Comma On Accounts tab, remove stored credentials. Remember to uncheck save credentials so it will use OAuth.Īnd yes, I know that this is unnecessary if using the command line. On Windows On the tool bar click 'Tools' > click 'Options' On the 'Options' window click 'Authentication' tab Identify stored credentials to Bitbucket Cloud and remove them. May take a few tries (more consistent with Chrome than Safari).Ĭheck something out through browser and enter new credentials when prompted. I will say these steps worked consistently for the last 4 updates:īack up and delete ~/Library/Application Support/SourceTree: cd ~/Library/"Application Support" It wasn’t until the third time that I made a note of what to do, and the fourth time where I posted it here so I can find it! I do not use a Mac regularly and freely admit I do not know the reason behind all of the steps (though I do for some, and won’t say which). There was actually a solution on the Atlassian community forum that involved navigating from C: -> User -> myusername -> AppData -> Local ->.
This happens every time I update my network password (as required every 60 days). Step 1: Create an App Password in BitBucket.
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