Closed ferdinandyb closed 1 year ago
ryneeverett
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1 year ago I suspect you're looking at the latest docs while using a stable release of bugwarrior. You can select the stable docs in the bottom left hand corner pop-up box on readthedocs.
I've been burned by this myself a number of times as it's quite subtle. I wonder if there's a theme or css customization we could make to make the stable/latest distinction louder.
ferdinandyb
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1 year ago Oh, my bad, I was really looking at the latest docs. Using password I got a 401 refresh token error. I have 2fa on the account, so probably password is not going to work anyway. If the new release is not very far, I think I will just wait for that. Thanks for the help!
As a note about the docs: another option would be making stable the default when you open, although probably a theme difference, or having the version in a more prominent place is also useful. Not that I shouldn't have thought about checking if I'm reading the right docs :)
ryneeverett
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1 year ago Using password I got a 401 refresh token error. I have 2fa on the account, so probably password is not going to work anyway.
I actually don't think it's possible to use bitbucket with the stable release at the moment. See #888. TLDR, password authentication is disabled and the oauth workflow has been updated.
If the new release is not very far, I think I will just wait for that.
I wish I could give a clearer answer to this but I haven't been able to contact any maintainers with the ability to cut a release for the past year or so. (See #812.) However, if the bitbucket service is utterly broken on the latest release, as I suspect it is, that's probably a good reason to push harder.
ferdinandyb
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1 year ago Thanks! In that case, I'll wait it out. I'm just trying out the workflow with taskwarrior+bugwarrior and gitlab and github is going to be enough for that (although I gotta say that I already love it, combined with the vimwiki integration).
Anyway, I think this can be closed. And good luck with reaching the necessary people!
I managed to configure bugwarrior with a gitlab instance, but I haven't been able to figure out a) how to configure bitbucket.org. I have a setup exactly like that in the docs (username, key, secret), but it complains I don't have a "login" configured, but if I set up a login (with my username), then it says it's unable to retrieve a password from the keyring. Since I have a key and a secret I really shouldn't need to supply my password, right?