Thank you, @erikvanzijst. Now we can hook up our internal CI system. One question, though: do I need a token pair for the Team account to see the team's private repositories? It appears I can only see the public repositories (including my own) with the token pair. I don't see an option to enable that in the token configuration.

We recently introduced OAuth 2 and also added the ability to use them as HTTP Basic Auth credentials.

@sirvon Thanks. That worked!

@phuongnd08 https://bitbucket.org/site/master/issue/10182/access-tokens-for-command-line-use

How to get team token?

Bummer. Time to migrate to github.

OMG this isn't implemented yet? And still no clear answer on how to achieve this...

From where does the the token generated for raw urls in private repo? It is different for every urls. So I suppose it doesn't have anything to do with oauth token. Does it?

No, you can use that token only for team accounts.
You cannot use that to access the repositories, Bitbucket doesn't support OAuth 2.0 protocoll.

If you want to do that you have to explicitly use username/password or use the SSH protocoll with RSA keys.

I tried @yamadapc method but it failed.

Steps:
-I loged in with bitbucket omniauth and saved the token
-I used that saved token to clone a repo.
-I got this: fatal: Authentication failed for 'https://A8E3AFxm3QJrYtarZB