Hello, I was able to work with the MCP running locally using a python+flask program. Actually the first thing you need to do is to allow the oAuth authentication, for that you need to register using oauth in the Atlassian developer portal. Once you are authenticated with a atlassian app selected you can reach the MCP using MCP remote + SSE, this will open a localhost:5598 service and then atlassian will send you a link like https://api.atlassian.com/oauth2/authorize/server/consent?context=...., after finish will trigeer a callback to : localhost:5598/oauth/callback, thau URL is hardcoded by Atlassian since MCP client is triggering from that port in localhost. after complete the authentication the MCP remote will create 3 files and will be stored in the home user path, This works perfectly if you are running a local host or a VM in cloud siince the callback url using by Atlassian is localhost only, Unfortunatelly I am running also in Azure app services, a PaaS service which is triggering the MCP client and listening in a localhost, but it not possible to reach localhost. I will try running in a MV, similar than in my laptop.
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