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Bitbucket OAuth credentials aren't required.
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ryneeverett committed Mar 4, 2016
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Expand Up @@ -14,8 +14,6 @@ Here's an example of an Bitbucket target::
bitbucket.username = ralphbean
bitbucket.login = ralphbean
bitbucket.password = mypassword
bitbucket.key = myOAuthkey
bitbucket.secret = myOAuthsecret

The above example is the minimum required to import issues from
Bitbucket. You can also feel free to use any of the
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As an alternative to password authentication, there is OAuth. To get a key and secret,
go to the "OAuth" section of your profile settings and click "Add consumer". Set the
"Callback URL" to ``https://localhost/`` and set the appropriate permissions. Note
"Callback URL" to ``https://localhost/`` and set the appropriate permissions. Then
assign your consumer's credentials to ``bitbucket.key`` and ``bitbucket.secret``. Note
that you will have to provide a password (only) the first time you pull, so you may
want to set ``bitbucket.password = @oracle:ask_password`` and run
``bugwarrior-pull --interactive`` on your next pull.
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