No check for ~/.bitbucket file

[Sebastian Stigler]

If you use the script without a ~/.bitbucket file you can't create new repos: I called:

bitbucket create -u sstiger -c --scm git --protocol ssh test_uebung09

the program promted:

password: 

I typed my (correct) password and I got:

Request Error 401: unauthorized

As I created a .bitbucket file like this:

[auth]
username = sstigler
#password = <Your Password>

[options]
scm = git
protocol = ssh

and called

bitbucket create -c test_uebung09

I got

password: 

Repository successfully created.
[- git] sstigler/test_uebung09

[Howard Mao]

I wasn't able to reproduce this bug. I think you just have your username misspelled in the command-line version (sstiger instead of sstigler).

[Sebastian Stigler]

Yes, you are right with the misspelling of the username. You can close this issue.

[Sebastian Stigler]

I've just seen, that with the list command there is an issue if you don't call the bitbucket list with the -u option. If you call

bitbucket list

you get ask for an password and then you get

Request Error 401: unauthorized

if you don't have a .bitbucket file.

[Howard Mao]

Hey, sorry it has taken me so long to get around to this issue. I have made changes so that it prompts for your username if it isn't set.

[Howard Mao]

Fixed via c87f46f