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I´m new to mac osx system and in windows i have set a repository from bitbucket in github app successfuly. Now in Mac OSX i can´t drag the url from the BitBucket page (and i pull the commits locally to bb). Is there a way to do this?? Sorry for my bad english! Thanks for the future responses!

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You can clone the repository locally and add it like they explain here.

Alternatively, you can clone it directly from GitHub for Mac like in here.

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  • Thanks for the answers, but maybe i don´t express well in the answer. I wanna commit the changes locally to bitbucket through github app (like i was doing in windows) – Seba Ortiz Aug 17 '13 at 04:10
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    While using GitHub for Windows or GitHub for Mac (or `git` in general), you `commit` to a local `clone` of the remote repository, and then sync with it (`pull`/`push`). That's true working with a GitHub remote, a Bitbucket remote, or any `git` remote. So, the only difference between using the GitHub app with a non-GitHub remote is you can't clone it through their web interface clicking `Clone in Mac`/`Clone in Windows`. – mgarciaisaia Aug 19 '13 at 23:59