

- #Buzzbundle authentication failed full
- #Buzzbundle authentication failed code
- #Buzzbundle authentication failed password
Open CMD an do a CLONE of those removed project, with the APP password and atlassian user on it, like this: `C:\Users\*******\AppData\Local\GitHubDesktop\app-2.9.10\resources\app\git\cmd\git.exe clone -b develop C:\PATH\TO\FOLDER\WHERE\REMOVED` It normally syncs and everything works as expected. Save the token received on App password creation, and use it on GitHub Desktop login prompt. You need to have an APP Password created with ALL permisions set. Write your Atlassian USER, the one appearing on bitbucket personal page. On to Github Desktop, go to one of your own projects and re-sync (fetch button).

It says they're removed and asks for removing from Github Desktop. Open Github desktop and travel to shared projects. But be sure the folders are not were they used to be anymore.
#Buzzbundle authentication failed code
Or save on to diferent paths away, if you need to recuperate some made code changes. Delete entire shared projects folders from my local (not mine projects, only shared ones). Delete all bitbucket related credentials from Windows "keychain".

Completly close Github Desktop and developing GUI.
#Buzzbundle authentication failed full
The token is useful for syncing my projects, but fails the same with shared ones.Īs those shared sync failing projects were local enterprise developed by 2 users, and those 2 do not work here anymore, I've updated their Atlassian account passwords of them and created App Passwords with FULL privileges to test if with their credentials or with their app tokens would login pass. I've created App Passwords with EVERYTHING checked on my account. Authentication failed error appears, asking for some new credentials. Those personal projects sync with no problems through GitHub Desktop to Bitbucket, with my main user/pwd as always did.īut I've some "shared" projects, where I as a contributor (admin privilege), when I try to sync, they don't. I've a Bitbucket account with some personal projects.Īnd I use GitHub Desktop to work with all GIT stuff. Yesterday I received a Bitbucket mail explaining:īeginning March 1, 2022, you will no longer be able to use your Atlassian account password when using Basic authentication with the Bitbucket Cloud REST API or Git over HTTPS.
