Someone has already registered that SSH key Please see Invalid SSH key for more details. When adding an SSH public key to Bitbucket Cloud, the following error appears: Invalid SSH Key or Invalid SSH Key (ssh-keygen). These are issues when adding ssh public keys into Bitbucket. Community or Support will need it to provide you more data and will want to document the failure. If your issue is not linked here, keep the output of the debug logging you see. From a repository in Sourcetree, you can find the command line by clicking Terminal in the top right. However, you may need to using the command line for others. If you're using Sourcetree, some of these solutions come with Sourcetree steps. Places in the logs where we do not see any issues the explaination is probably over simplified. We are only intending to point out common issues our users have seen. This Knowledge Base Article is also not intended to be a definitive explanation of the ssh logs. There may be another more direct Knowledge Base Article that matches your issue not linked here. You should also remember that this is attempting to be, but is not an exhaustive list of issues you can have. This article should help you with both by linking to more detailed information on the error you have.
There are two classification types of issues you can have, loading the ssh key into Bitbucket and connecting to Bitbucket. If you're having problems with SSH, here are some things you can try when troubleshooting your issues.
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