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After the deprecation of the Basic Auth in all Jira Cloud instances, a lot of apps needs to be reconfigured ( in this case the Jira integration settings).
After this change, there is a lot of confusion of how to setup the new settings.
Here more comments of people:
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So, basically the new setup is (in the same “Basic” auth panel):
- URL: the same ( https://your_jira.atlassian.net/rest/api/2/search )
- user: your email
- password: your Atlassian token. (you can get one in https://id.atlassian.com/manage/api-tokens )
That’s all! Jira Cloud is connected!
By MrAddon
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Thanks for sharing this solution, I’m able to follow your steps and connect to the rest API. However can you please provide more details on what’s next? How do we get the data? Can you share query and more instructions? Thanks!
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Hello Aline,
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