I'm trying to link my bitbucket cloud account to my jira server, so I'm able to create/view branches from jira. According to instructions (https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver/linking-a-bitbucket-or-github-repository-with-jira-938846899.html) this is done by browsing to 'Applications > DVCS accounts' and then clicking the big 'Link Bitbucket Cloud or GitHub account'. That doesn't sound too hard, however clicking the button does absolutely nothing. Screenshots suggest a modal pops up, but that is not the case.
As a developer, my first instinct is to open developer console. Bingo! A syntax error occurred.
Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token ; batch.js?agile_global_admin_condition=true&healthcheck-resources=true&is-server-instance=true&is-system-admin=true&jag=true&jaguser=true&locale=en-US&nps-acknowledged=true:1105
__webpack_require__.e/* require */(2).then(function() { var __WEBPACK_AMD_REQUIRE_ARRAY__ = ; ((__webpack_require__"jira.webresources:jquery/require('jquery')"__webpack_require____webpack_require__'use strict';
It appears that something went wrong with bundling. Could anyone confirm they have the same issue? This concerns a fresh installation of jira, with a system restore from jira cloud. Possibly (read unlikely) the system import broke the javascript bundle. Or a lot of (new/latest) jira servers may be facing the same issue.
Similar issue
Workaround
Verified that workaround in below link works. Basically you have to downgrade jira-dvcs-connector-plugin from 4.3.0 to 4.2.1
So you dont have to search: Installed plugins are stored in the following directory on linux by default
/var/atlassian/application-data/jira/plugins/installed-plugins
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