Can pull into a newly cloned repo with SSH key but not existing one on same machine

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I'm trying to do a git pull from my bitbucket repository on my remote machine via SSH

But whenever I try to pull it asks for a password but I have SSH keys setup already.

The command $ssh -T git@bitbucket.org works fine and returns authenticated via ssh key.

I can even clone to a different folder with git clone git@bitbucket.org:xxxx/xxxx.git and then do git pulls into that newly cloned repo successfully. It's just whenever I navigate into the original local repo and try and pull in there, it asks for a password.

Any idea what's going on?

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. It's just whenever I navigate into the original local repo and try and pull in there, it asks for a password

When you are in the root folder of that repository, double-check its remote URL:

git remote -v

If it starts with https://bitbucket.com/... instead of git@bitbucket.com:..., that would explain the prompt for password.

If not, check also git config -l | grep -i insteadOf: you might have an url.<base>.insteadOf config rule which would change any SSH URL into an HTTPS one.

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