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I have read this article: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/How-to-authenticate-to-Jira-REST-API/qaq-p/814987
Also able complete basic authentication login on a standard Jira server that requires Email Address and API token.
Our Jira server requires Okta verify to confirm login, so the same code (using a appropriate email address and a different API token generated, while logged on to our Jira site) does not work.
Any suggestions on the way to proceed?
You will have to speak to your Jira Admins / Sys Admins and request that the URLs related the REST API are exempt from requiring 2FA via OKTA.
@David Bakkers Thank you, is this the only solution, then I don't see I will get it to work.
I did some more investigation, if I submit it directly as a curl request instead of VBA it logs me in and provides data, which adds further to my confusion.
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@Nicholas Hall did you find a suitable answer? We are moving our Jira over to OKTA now and I need to move the finance reporting over.
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