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While following the getting started docs for CML on Bitbucket, I ran into an issue because I generated the `REPO_TOKEN` incorrectly. I made a mistake while following `echo -n $USERNAME:$PASSWORD | base64`; left in the first `$`.
`$USERNAME` and `$PASSWORD` are not necessarily variables that are set when the user runs this command. Worst case, the local `$USERNAME` is different from the Bitbucket username.
I am not sure if my proposed solution is the ideal one, but earlier in this page we use `{}` to denote that the user should specify a variable here. Maybe we could use that approach here too.
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We should probably give other areas of the docs a scrub to be consistent, @jorgeorpinel do the DVC docs have a consistent format for this same type thing? |
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Yes, we try to be consistent in general. Even in hypothetic metavars for |
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While following the getting started docs for CML on Bitbucket, I ran into an issue because I generated the
REPO_TOKENincorrectly. I made a mistake while followingecho -n $USERNAME:$PASSWORD | base64; left in the first$.$USERNAMEand$PASSWORDare not necessarily variables that are set when the user runs this command. Worst case, the local$USERNAMEis different from the Bitbucket username.I am not sure if my proposed solution is the ideal one, but earlier in this page we use
{}to denote that the user should specify a variable here. Maybe we could use that approach here too.