Hi,

I have two accounts. One kind of organizational tied to:

info@tickstar.com

And one personal, tied to:

mikael@aksamit.se

If I push commits to BitBucket, the system always identifies me as 'info@tickstar.com', while I am trying to commit as 'mikael@aksamit.se'.

The remote is specified to reflect my personal account:

{{{
c-2ec2ade8-74736162:galaxygateway mikaks$ git remote -v
origin https://aksamit@bitbucket.org/tickstar/galaxygateway.git (fetch)
origin https://aksamit@bitbucket.org/tickstar/galaxygateway.git (push)
}}}

And I also always supply the password to my personal account, not the organizational. So I feel it to be strange that the system even allows me to commit as 'info@tickstar.com'.

To make things even stranger... in my personal account I have a private repository that is not even shared with 'info@tickstar.com', still commits there show up as if they would have been done by 'info@tickstar.com', that doesn't even have read/write access to that repository. In that repository I use the following remote configuration:

{{{
c-2ec2ade8-74736162:galaxygateway mikaks$ git remote -v
origin https://aksamit@bitbucket.org/tickstar/galaxygateway.git (fetch)
origin https://aksamit@bitbucket.org/tickstar/galaxygateway.git (push)
}}}

Please let me know if you believe this is a bug.

Best regards,

Mikael Aksamit