Closed Jasper-Ben closed 2 years ago
When I integrated JIRA, I've tested it against an atlassian-hosted instance. Unfortunately, I don't have access to a self-hosted JIRA, but I can try providing some debugging pointers & would appreciate your help to debunk this
Could you try running:
AUTH=$(echo -n '<username>:<auth-token>' | openssl base64)
curl -H "Authorization: Basic $AUTH" <jira_url>/rest/api/2/issue/RDPHOEN-1359
You can start debugging what the issue is from there. That is what todocheck is executing as HTTP request under the hood.
In the meantime, I'll attempt setting up self-hosted JIRA locally & reproducing the issue
:wave: @preslavmihaylov sure thing, happy to help! Can you msg me directly at jasper.orschulko@iris-sensing.com as log msgs might contain semi-sensitive data and I'd like to avoid having to tripple check them before posting them here.
In the meantime, I'll attempt setting up self-hosted JIRA locally & reproducing the issue
be aware, there have been some changes to JIRA licensing. AFAIK the selfhosted "server" variant does not exist any more, only the expensive "datacenter" license. I believe we are on datacenter, however it should behave more or less exactly to the server variant.
Not sure, if it is possible to easily obtain a trial datacenter license.
Found your mail on your website. Will send you the logs
Used config:
Auth token is parsed via environment variable:
Todo comment:
Error:
User is definitely allowed access to the said issue. Am I doing something wrong or is Jira integration currently broken? Can someone confirm?