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marc0l92 / joplin-plugin-jira-issue

Retrieve Atlassian Jira issues information using their api in order to track the status of them from your Joplin notes.
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Logging in to Jira via SSO #20

Open mikebabb opened 2 years ago

mikebabb commented 2 years ago

This plugin looks great and I'd love to use it, but I use SSO to sign in to Jira so I don't have a password to authenticate with. Is basic username and password auth the only way to use this plugin?

marc0l92 commented 2 years ago

What is the authentication provider of your SSO? Microsoft, Google, Facebook, GitHub, your own company SSO solution? Do you know the protocol? Auth2 SAML or others? What do you see if you open your Jira website with an incognito tab?

I never invested in this type of authentication because there are too many solutions and it is difficult to test all of them

mikebabb commented 2 years ago

I log in with Google SSO

-------- Original Message -------- On 1 Oct 2022, 11:03, Marco Lucarella wrote:

What is the authentication provider of your SSO? Microsoft, Google, Facebook, GitHub, your own company SSO solution? Do you know the protocol? Auth2 SAML or others?

I never invested in this type of authentication because there are too many solutions and it is difficult to test all of them

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vdanen commented 2 years ago

Would it be possible to use Jira Personal Access Tokens to login? That would be a better way to do it IMO. See https://confluence.atlassian.com/enterprise/using-personal-access-tokens-1026032365.html (I'm not a js dev otherwise I'd try to submit a patch although I may try to hack something together later if I have time).

mjimeneznet commented 1 year ago

I also use SSO to login, in my case is Okta and using a Jira Personal Access Token can be a solution.