scm-backup | Makes offline backups of your cloud hosted source code | Continuous Backup library

Glad to hear that SCM Backup works on MacOS, but please note this in the System Requirements:

So far, SCM Backup has been written and tested on Windows only. Technically, it should run on Linux and MacOS as well, but this has not been tested yet.

I'm on Windows, and c:\scm-backup is a valid folder/directory on Windows, but will probably not work on a Mac.
(c: is the system drive on Windows)

I don't have access to a Mac, so I can't test anything...but according to what I just googled, you should use a path like /Users/your_user/Documents/scm-backup.

The path should already exist, and the user which is running SCM Backup should have write access to it.
If you can confirm that this works, I'll add it to the docs.

You probably read the documentation about restoring. The technical steps how to do the actual restore are described there, but what's missing right now is the description how the content of the local folder.

I'll add that to the documentation, but here's the short version:

After changing localFolder from c:\scm-backup to whatever works on MacOS, run SCM Backup and the folder should contain one subfolder per source defined in the config. So in your case, it should be named bitbucket_bkp.

Inside, there's one subfolder for each repository, and inside that, there's at least one subfolder repo (and maybe another named wiki, if that repo has a wiki).

This repo folder contains a full clone of your repository from Bitbucket, and this is the "local repository" that the documentation about restoring refers to.

Please see the docs about sources in the configuration:

Each source must have at least those four properties:

[...]

type

Either user or org, depending if you want to backup an user or a organization.

name

The name of the user/organization you want to backup.

So it's either: