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The status is: “connected to”

“Nothing to commit, working directory clean.”

(Next to “connected to” it states nothing)

Hi @rodricus,

I think in the Project Settings the access key is still read-only.

You should add it here https://bitbucket.org/workspace-name/workspace/settings/ssh-keys

Best,

Hello,

There is no link like that, the project-name is “git-test”, but https://bitbucket.org/git-test/workspace/settings/ssh-keys leads to nothing. Also https://bitbucket.org/Rowdysign/workspace/settings/ssh-keys leads to nothing.

• This reply was modified 4 months, 1 week ago by rodricus.

Hello @rodricus,

Please see the following screenshots on how I added the key on my workspace to make it work.

https://ibb.co/Ss82yYX
https://ibb.co/THwG8V0
https://ibb.co/47FLnVW
https://ibb.co/P41vZyw
https://ibb.co/QMY4R3z

If you don’t see the workspace settings, maybe you are not the owner of it.

Best,

At screenshot https://ibb.co/47FLnVW I don’t see the option “SSH keys” in my interface.

I am using the free version of Bitbucket, are you using Standard or Premium version?

Hi @rodricus,

I’m using as well the free version.

https://ibb.co/KWv9fZV

Not sure if this is related, did you enable the 2FA in your bitbucket account?

Best,

I just enabled 2FA, but I still don’t see the SSH Keys option.

If I am reading this correctly: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Bitbucket-questions/SSH-Keys-Option-Missing-from-Workspace-Settings/qaq-p/1712598 I need to make a new Workspace and transfer all repositories to the new Workspace.

That is a little bit too much, so I am afraid that ends here.

Hi @rodricus,

We will publish the new version of Gitium soon. I’m pretty sure the issue you were facing was related to permissions from Bitbucket. On my end, I was not able to replicate the problem after putting the key in the workspace.

Best regards,

Okay great, thanks for the reply. I’m curious about the new version.