

Please feel free to let me know how it goes and if you need any further assistance. If you have added in SourceTree your Bitbucket account from Preferences > Accounts, I would suggest removing and re-adding your Bitbucket account using an app password instead of the password. From git-credential git credential fill could be helpful here, you need to input host and protocol details to get username and password. The app password should then get stored in Keychain Access, and the message shouldn't be visible on the next push. macOS and Linux You may use SSH keys to authenticate to Azure Repos, or you may use Git Credential Manager. Make sure to enable the Git Credential Manager installation option. You should get asked for a password if none is stored in Keychain Access, please provide the app password. Install Git Credential Manager Windows Download and run the latest Git for Windows installer, which includes Git Credential Manager. Please let me know if you see different output.Ģ. If Keychain is used, remove any credentials for from Keychain Access.ģ. If you see in the output of either of them osxkeychain, this means that credentials are obtained from MacOS Keychain.

First, run the following two commands on terminal git config -system credential.helper If you are still seeing this message, it is possible that the account's password is stored in Keychain Access and used instead of the app password.ġ.
