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    Issue connecting to BitBucket [Mercurial]

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      Hi,

      I am trying to use buildmaster with BitBucket using the steps specified in: Buildmaster and Mercurial

      When I configure the Source Control provider and test the connection the connection tests successfully. However, the Remote Repository URL always gets changed to www.bitbucket.org (using the https://username:password@bitbucket.org/username/repository format suggested).

      BitBucket Config

      However, when I try to attempt the Apply Label action I get a repository not found error.

      Error

      Any help would be much appreciated.

      Product: BuildMaster
      Version: 4.1.3

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        Just looking at the screenshot, it says <strike>"www.bitbucket.com"</strike> "www.bitbucket.org" for the remote repository URL, but I think that you what <strike>"http://www.bitbucket.com"</strike> "http://www.bitbucket.org".

        This is also where you would want to put your authentication http://yourname:password@www.bitbucket.<strike>com</strike>org/ if you have it.

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          Thanks for your reply - there is actually no bitbucket.com in image so that was not the issue.
          Turns out the issue is the "test connection" button - if you press this the remote repository link gets set to bitbucket.org.

          Solution is setting the remote repository and saving without testing.

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            Sorry - I did mean .org in my previous response :)

            Still however, I am not able to reproduce this behavior that sets the Remote Repository to something other than what was typed in unless I edit an existing repository and do not save the edited values.

            If you could detail the exact steps you did (e.g. 1. Click Create New Provider button, 2. Input values abc and xyz, 3. click Test Connection, etc.) that would help tremendously.

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