Hello. I have setup a site from a private bitbucket repo. I have added the deploy key to my account Log in with Atlassian account The site starts to build. However there is a private repo as a node package. I created a bitbucket App password in BB. Then used the below format to grant access to th…

Hey there, @dpcY :wave: Thanks for reaching out! It looks like this thread has been a bit quiet for the past week. Are you still encountering this issue? If so, please let us know so we can dive in further.

Yes I am. Seems like a fairly straight forward requirement but may have to move away from netlify if we can’t access our core components.

thanks Pie - my setup is a bit more complicated. I have a private repo as an NPM package. After testing the passwords work using this format "https://ndr4:{MYAPPPASSWORD}@bitbucket.org/yapily/yapily-vue-styleguide.git" However that NPM package hosted on Bitbucket has a private submodule in its Bit…

Our guide has 3 very well described routes to achieve this, hopefully, so before I sign off for the evening I felt like it would be useful to share this with you to try!

Private modules package from bitbucket repo with a submodule path

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Scott May 27, 2021, 4:13pm 5

Interesting! I was working on this topic a little earlier today and it might give you some inspiration.

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Private modules package from bitbucket repo with a submodule path

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