This is a part of a simple Spring Security tutorial:
1. Set up and form authentication
2. User in the backend (getting logged user, authentication, testing)
3. Securing web resources
4. Securing methods
5. OpenID (login via gmail)
6. OAuth2 (login v...This is a part of a simple Spring Security tutorial:
1. Set up and form authentication
2. User in the backend (getting logged user, authentication, testing)
3. Securing web resources
4. Securing methods
5. OpenID (login via gmail)
6. OAuth2 (login v...
It does it even if you've added your ssh key?! Really?So edit .git/config and change repo url from https to ssh.It should look like thisurl = git@bitbucket.org:your_login/your_project.gitIf you don't know the address then go to your bitbucket repo page...