Issue:
Your builds do not send status reports to your git hosting provider.
Possible solutions:
The Service credential User of the project on bitrise.io must have a connected account to the git hosting provider.
Go to your project’s page on bitrise.io.
Open the Project settings page and select Integrations.
Select Git provider tab.
Find the Service credential User section. By default, the project owner is the Service credential User.
Check the Account settings page of the account of the Service credential User.
On the left side you can find the Connected Accounts section, where you can connect and disconnect other services (like GitHub, Bitbucket or GitLab) to your bitrise.io account.
Important
If you have more than one account with the given service, you should also check whether you connected one that can access the repository. You can check which user you connected by clicking the name of the service provider on your bitrise.io Account settings page. It will open the connected user’s page on the website of your git hosting provider.
Checking repository permissions and repository URL
Make sure that you granted Bitrise access to your Organization or team. It might be that you did not grant Bitrise access or denied access to the GitHub Organization or Bitbucket team that owns the repository. See the Grant access to a GitHub Organization and the Grant access to a Bitbucket team guides for more information.
Make sure the repository URL is up to date.