I'm interested in securing paths in our Jira & Confluence installations so that there are no anonymously available URLs that will load. This means all unauthenticated requests will redirect to the login page.I don't know if any special considerations will need to be given for TrustedApps.I poked around Jira and seems there's an actions.xml file where I can specify role-required in several areas. There also seems to be a way to do it via Seraph, and use seraph-paths.xml to define it.

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Exporting all JIRA Releases (fix versions) from JIRA Cloud

I would like to export a list of all releases (fix versions) from our JIRA cloud instance into a CSV file.

Currently, I can see that the following Rest API allows you to export the list but it is one project at a time <GET /rest/api/3/project/{projectIdOrKey}/versions>

Is there another way around this?

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Hey there, I found your question while looking for similar myself.
I believe this may be what we are looking for.
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRASERVER-65521

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Good find! I'll have to give it a try. I'll need to double-check all the path patterns it protects.

Still looking for similar option with Confluence.

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Do you mean if someone just types a url to an issue or report it will open without being logged on? Unless you've set permissions to 'anyone' that won't happen.

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I mean I wish to guard pages which are open to anonymous users. For example, look at all the Jiras in the wild. I know it's not exposing internal information, but it's still data I don't want exposed to anonymous users.

https://www.google.com/search?q="AboutPage.jspa"

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