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I'm currently using username + password to push to a Bitbucket repo with no major issues so far.
Atlassian have said, however, that on 1st March 2022, "you will no longer be able to use your Atlassian account password when using Basic authentication with the Bitbucket API or Git over HTTPS. For security reasons, we require all users to use Bitbucket app passwords."
I've gone in and created an app password for PowerApps (with full access permissions). However, when I try to log in with it, I receive the error message "Invalid username or password. Please try again."
Does PowerApps not yet support app passwords?
@Spinner @IvanKalashnikov - I'm facing the same issue. Were you able to make this work? If yes, can you please share exactly which URL, id and token need to be used? I tried using App password, API Token and Repository Access Token but to no avail 😞
@IvanKalashnikovrepo access token, I think, from memory. Can't be sure though - gave up trying to make it work months ago.
Getting the same issue: "Invalid username or password. Please Try Again"
although I have tried using the Bitbucket ID but to no avail.
@Spinner Are you using your bitbucket password or the repo access token?
Good news - I've discovered that the app password now works if I enter my Bitbucket ID rather than my email address as the username.
Unfortunately, I've also discovered that the version loaded in the studio isn't the latest published version of the app, bizarrely, but that's probably another issue.
As predicted, it is now impossible to access my PowerApps Git repo stored in Atlassian Bitbucket, due to PowerApps not accepting valid app passwords.
I can re-import my app into PowerApps Studio but this means I will have to re-publish it org-wide as a new app.
Due to the impending deadline this is becoming urgent. If Bitbucket block account passwords from March 1st then I (and anyone else who has a PowerApp stored in a Bitbucket Git repo) will be unable to edit the app.
As a workaround, we need to at least know how to work around it - for example, a way to export a PowerApp, disable the Git storage option, and import it as a fresh app.
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