OAuth-based approach to access Jira/Confluence through the MCP server #674
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I don't have issue with PAT with confluence but with jira i have problems to authenticate |
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Are you using Datacenter or Atlassian cloud? |
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Hi,
We’re unable to use Personal Access Tokens (PAT) for Jira/Confluence since it’s restricted by our organization.
Instead, we’re looking for an OAuth-based approach to access Jira/Confluence through the MCP server.
Previously, for PAT, we were using the following environment variables:
"env": { "CONFLUENCE_URL": "", "CONFLUENCE_PERSONAL_TOKEN": "your confluence pat", "CONFLUENCE_SSL_VERIFY": "false", "JIRA_URL": "", "JIRA_PERSONAL_TOKEN": "wlf0gD", "JIRA_SSL_VERIFY": "false" }
Could you please guide us on how to configure Jira/Confluence with OAuth so we can continue using the tools available in mcp-atlassian?
Thank you.
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