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DTaylor
Contributor II
Contributor II

Connecting Talend Studio to BitBucket using API Keys

Hi,

We're running Talend Studio R2025-08 and we use BitBucket as our Git repository.

Setting up a new user in BitBucket... we have always used App passwords to create the link to Talend but now see that in BitBucket that this has been deprecated and we now need to use API Tokens.

Has anybody connected from Talend Studio to a profile using API Tokens?

Any assistance would be appreciated.

Kind regards,

David

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Denis_Segard
Support
Support

DTaylor
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

Hi,

Thanks for your response but my issue is that BitBucket App passwords have been deprecated as of the 9th September this year.  Any accounts using App passwords are fine until June next year but any new accounts cannot create an App password.  It states you need to use an API key instead which is my question... how do we link Talend to a BitBucket account using an API Key.

Kind regards,

David

DTaylor
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

Hi,

I found the solution to this issue and it is similar to using App Passwords.

Create an API Token via this link... https://id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security/api-tokens

Making sure you click the 'Create API token with scopes' button.

Then use the resulting token as the password (with the normal BitBucket Username)... Tested and all works fine.

Kind regards,

David

pprevel
Partner - Contributor II
Partner - Contributor II

Hello, I can't connect to my Bitbucket repo via my talend studio cloud  even though I'm using a token with the correct scopes. The API call via curl works, but the talend studio cloud  constantly asks for credentials. What is the correct setup process for this?

Kind regards

Xiaodi_Shi
Employee
Employee

Hello @pprevel 
As far as I know, Bitbucket is your git repository for the project, and when you connect to Cloud via studio it asks for your git credentials.
For this you will need to go to your bitbucket repository and set up a personal access token for your user on your git repository (for bit bucket repos I believe it's called the App password) , then use this password or access token instead of a password when studio pop up happens for git credentials.

https://support.atlassian.com/bitbucket-cloud/docs/using-access-tokens/

Hope it helps

Best regards

Sabrina