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ActionableAgile / jira-to-analytics

This code extracts data from Jira based on a yaml config file, and outputs a properly formatted CSV that can be read by the ActionableAgile Analytics tool.
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JIRA and OAUTH #41

Closed ohheyrj closed 6 years ago

ohheyrj commented 7 years ago

Hello,

Not sure if this is the right place to ask this but has anyone managed to get JIRA and Oauth working? I have generated the public/private RSA keys, added them in and also ran a script to get the oauth tokens. I can see that the applications is using my oauth keys but when I try and run the jira-to-analytics.exe I get an authentication error.

Am I missing something?

Richard

toddconley commented 7 years ago

Hi Richard,

I asked around and heard of one case where someone got OAuth working with an on-prem Jira instance, so it's likely that everything you need is there. If you succeed, be sure to add some helpful documentation to the project!

Sorry I can't be any more helpful.

Todd Conley

On Wed, Apr 12, 2017 at 9:26 AM, rj175 notifications@github.com wrote:

Hello,

Not sure if this is the right place to ask this but has anyone managed to get JIRA and Oauth working? I have generated the public/private RSA keys, added them in and also ran a script to get the oauth tokens. I can see that the applications is using my oauth keys but when I try and run the jira-to-analytics.exe I get an authentication error.

Am I missing something?

Richard

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