The HTTPS URL where authorization to use OAuth 2.0 is started. If you're using non-GCC (Government Community Cloud) accounts, we recommend the following scopes:įor more information about scopes available in Google and Microsoft, see the detailed information at the Microsoft & Google sites.The scopes will vary depending on your Microsoft account type and the mail protocol type:
Y ou need to specify different scopes for email servers.įor Google, we recommend this scope: (for IMAP, POP3, and SMTP).įor Microsoft, we recommend that you always use the offline_access scope and at least one additional scope, depending on what protocol you want to use. The required OAuth 2.0 scopes (permissions) that control what Jira can do in the external application. This is the shared secret between Jira and the application, which ensures the authorization is secure. The client secret that's generated by the external application after registering Jira’s Redirect URL. This is the public identifier of the application. The client ID that's generated by the external application after registering Jira’s Redirect URL. This is important as the redirect URL you’ll need to provide is based on Jira’s base URL.Ĭreate an outgoing link using application links Your base URL needs to be configured correctly. If it doesn’t, you will not be able to configure OAuth 2.0. You don’t need to take any actions if you’re using IMAP or POP3, these will continue to work.
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To fix this, you need to configure the OAuth 2.0 integration with these providers, and then update the configuration of your mail servers. This means you wouldn’t be able to use these providers (Gmail, Microsoft Exchange Online) to let users create issues and comments from emails if you were authenticating using basic auth. We’ve created an outgoing OAuth 2.0 integration primarily because Google and Microsoft announced deprecating basic authentication. We keep the support for Google and Microsoft as providers, as well as the IMAP, POP3, and SMTP protocols for connection for Jira versions 8.22 to 9.1. OAuth 2.0 for SMTP outgoing mail servers is supported in Jira 9.2 and above.
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