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  1. Sourcetree For Mac
  2. SRCTREE-6930

Gitflow can't be used on Mac os

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    • Icon: Bug Bug
    • Resolution: Fixed
    • Icon: Low Low
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    • 3.2.1
    • GitFlow
    • Severity 1 - Critical

      It always says:

      fatal: could not read Password for 'https://USERNAME@bitbucket.org': Device not configured

      Fatal: Could not fetch FEATURE/HOTFIX from origin.

      => I have this problem sins several versions, non of the fixes out of the threads in the community board are working...
      I've deleted the repo and cloned it again, I've deleted the account and reconnect it, I've deleted all Bitbucket passwords from keychain and I checked the origins url and added the username... 
      Nothing works, it used to work well, then it sometimes work with some repos and with other not and no it seemed to not work at all anymore, so annoying, source tree is unusable on Mac this way! The Problem is there since 2018!?

            [SRCTREE-6930] Gitflow can't be used on Mac os

            Raman Sidarakin (Inactive) added a comment -

            Fixed in Sourcetree 4.2.1

            Raman Sidarakin (Inactive) added a comment - Fixed in Sourcetree 4.2.1

            ScanCircle added a comment -

            Thanks Thomas, you saved my day! After trying many things like switching from Oauth to Basic, from HTTPS to SSH, from Embedded git to System git and updating the key chain, your suggestion finally did the trick. The only thing I had to change was add the --global option so: 
             
            git config --global credential.helper sourcetree

            I will add a comment to https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/SRCTREE-6639 as well, as this seems to be the same issue.

            ScanCircle added a comment - Thanks Thomas, you saved my day! After trying many things like switching from Oauth to Basic, from HTTPS to SSH, from Embedded git to System git and updating the key chain, your suggestion finally did the trick. The only thing I had to change was add the --global option so:    git config --global credential.helper sourcetree I will add a comment to https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/SRCTREE-6639 as well, as this seems to be the same issue.

            Thomas Schuller added a comment -

            Finally I found a workaround to get it fixed:

            In terminal run:

            git config credential.helper sourcetree

            Thomas Schuller added a comment - Finally I found a workaround to get it fixed: In terminal run: git config credential.helper sourcetree

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              68ad62bf682b Thomas Schuller
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