Cannot clone Git repository into sourcetree, Login screen keeps appearing

Cannot clone Git repository into sourcetree, Login screen keeps appearing



In BitBucket, when I select clone into source tree, the URL is of format



Sourcetree opens with details to clone, but keeps asking for my login details no matter how many times I enter them.


https://myname@bitbucket.org/mygroup/myrepository.git



I have no problems on a different computer ( also Windows 10 )



I have tried upgrading SourceTree and Reinstalling Source Tree



I have tried System Git and Embedded Git and reinstalling both Git



I can clone Mercurial repositories



At the Dos prompt I can type


git clone https://myname@bitbucket.org/mygroup/myrepository.git



I get a message


fatal: HttpRequestException encountered
An error occurred wihe sending the request



then it asks for my password
then it proceeds with the clone



However in sourcetree the repository shows that there are more branches to pull.
I am unable to pull these branches



When I go to the Tools->Options->Authentication tab I can see myname@bitbucket.org as an Account.



If I try to add myname@mydomain.com.au I get



Authentication failed
Invalid URL: The hostname could not be parsed.





looking at community.atlassian.com/t5/Sourcetree-questions/…
– Kirsten Greed
Aug 30 at 2:43





looking at community.atlassian.com/t5/Sourcetree-questions/…
– Kirsten Greed
Aug 31 at 10:46




2 Answers
2



Atlassian community



"The only thing that worked for me was navigating to C:UsersUSERNAMEAppDataLocalAtlassianSourceTree and removing the passwd file."





You saved my day. Thx, Win 10, st ver 3.0.9
– daremachine
10 hours ago



Had the same problem , but on MacOS. Just for completion of the answer I will add that on MacOS the passwords are stored in the KeyChain Access and they need to be deleted from there.



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