Hey there, I think this plugin doesn't support Jira when it's hosted inside a folder but I may be wrong (I did not setup that Jira, but I managed to get things working).
example:
JIRA_URL="https://<someurl>.com:443/jira/browse/"
But it did work when I specified settings as the following:
"DEFAULT": {
url: process.env.JIRA_URL,
jira: {
user: process.env.JIRA_USERNAME,
password: process.env.JIRA_PASSWORD,
strictSSL: true,
verbose: true,
protocol: 'https',
port: '443/jira', // WORKAROUND dirty hack to make it work
}
},
Hey there, I think this plugin doesn't support Jira when it's hosted inside a folder but I may be wrong (I did not setup that Jira, but I managed to get things working).
example:
But it did work when I specified settings as the following:
But this is probably a https://github.com/steves/node-jira issue
Ah this is https://github.com/steves/node-jira/issues/101 It's about "Apache Soft. Foundation JIRA" that uses a different api url