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I have a private bitbucket repo which contains:

/docs
/docs/source
/docs/Makefile
/docs/make.bat/
/docs/source/conf.py
/docs/source/index.rst

I want to add this documentation to readthedocs( i have set up the hook in bitbucket) but when it tries to build it says

Failed to get code from 'https://bitbucket.org/autokada/autokada.git' (git clone): 128

What is wrong and how to do this corectly?

In addition this was all done manualy adding the repo to redthedocs though i have added bitbucket to my social accounts in readthedocs bet when i try to import from bitbucket it says there is nothing and when i try to sync up then this happens:

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Fail.  Check back in a bit!
HellOfACode
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ReadtheDocs does not support private repositories. Developer's answer:

We aren't looking to support private repositories with readthedocs.org, we only offer hosting for open source projects. Github and Bitbucket private repository support is built into readthedocs.com

Rafa Moyano
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    This answer seems contradictory. And removing the `private` flag from the repository in BitBucket, thereby making it public, doesn't appear to be a solution. – Tom Russell Apr 02 '17 at 09:19
  • @TomRussell I created one project in january 2016 with a public Bitbucket repository, you can check it on: http://paradigmas1.readthedocs.io/ and the repo is here: https://bitbucket.org/rafa/paradigmas/overview. You should verify, maybe you overlooked something. – Rafa Moyano Apr 03 '17 at 12:14
  • Sorry, I'm a Bitbucket newb. I unchecked the "private repository" box in a bitbucket repository and everything magically wired itself up correctly. Strong magic. – Tom Russell Apr 05 '17 at 04:03