@guyzmo Is git-repo really supports GitHub Enterprise?
I think no, because gh.login doesn't pass url to github3.py.
github3.login requires url for GHE login.

I run git repo config as following:

Do you want to configure the bitbucket service?
    [Yn]> n
Do you want to configure the github service?
    [Yn]> y
Is your service self-hosted?
    [yN]> y
What name do you want to give this service?
[github]> gitbucket
Enter the service's domain name:
[github.com]> gitbucket.local
Enter the service's port:
[443]> 80
Are you connecting using HTTPS? (you should):
    [Yn]> n
Please enter your credentials to connect to the service:
username> kounoike
password>
Great! You've been identified 🍻
Do you want to give a custom name for this service's remote?
    [yN]> n
Do you want to configure a git alias?
N.B.: instead of typing `git repo gitbucket` you'll be able to type `git gitbucket`
    [Yn]> y
Do you want to configure the gitlab service?
    [Yn]> n
Do you want to configure the gogs service?
    [Yn]> n
🍻 The configuration is done!

But, username/password must be github.com account. And it creates github.com's personal access token. This shows git-repo connects to github.com.

Even if supported GHE, GitBucket doesn't support many features such as authorization API, etc.
Maybe git-repo doesn't work with GitBucket. (But it is GitBucket's issue.)

Gitbucket support #142

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