Bitbucket clone: Port number ended with 'T'

Question

I try to make a clone (mirror) of my bitbucket repo using jenkins execute shell (not the git plugin).

My credentials:

username
passwd

are saved in a variable: myuser The credentials are right. We used this plugin to save the credentials. We're doing exactly the same for some other repo's (on our local git, not bitbucket) and it's working very good.

Now I try:

git clone --mirror https://${myuser}@bitbucket.org/team/repo.git

The error I'm facing is:

fatal: unable to access 'https://****@bitbucket.org/team/repo.git/': Port number ended with 'T'

Jillene

Have a look here. You're mixing SSH urls with https. – Textuary

@AndrejsCainikovs I saw that issue too but I don't see what I'm mixing up. I checked here too confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/… – Jillene

Are you routing through a proxy? – Janessajanet

Answer 1

Was just banging by head around with a similar problem (attempt to clone from Gerrit over HTTPS with random HTTP password generated by Gerrit UI, URL in the form of https://<username>:<password>@<gerrit.repo.url> and getting 'Port Number ended with...' error), and it appears that the password must be properly url-quoted.

Realized that after trying to set git-credentials with 'store' helper and peeking at the file it created :-)

Canal

I have found @ and # in passwords to be causing this problem so far – Centner

Answer 2

We need to encode the URL while passing special characters in the usernames or passwords with http or https protocol. For example if you want to use user#1 in password and want to use it in URL you need to encode the # using %23 and the password becomes user%231.

Reference: https://github.com/curl/curl/issues/1909#issuecomment-331565533

Mismate

Answer 3

For me also git clone was not working. But after adding proper git remote origin it worked.

Step 1. mkdir /local/repo/dir && cd /local/repo/dir
Step 2. git init
Step 3. git remote add origin https://<username>@bitbucket.org/<orgName>/<reponame>.git

Now git pull works without any issue

Antebellum

Answer 4

Adding personal token resolved problem. Go to your account - personal access tokens, create token and use it instead of password.

git clone https://username:[email protected]/.../repo.git

Littrell