I'm using SAML (Okta) to authenticate with an on-prem JIRA instance. One of my users would like to access the API, but I'm unsure how he would do so without a standard username and password.
+1 on this. We have a client that is transitioning to Okta and wants to be able to continue using our API integration. Any suggestions on how this would work?
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Any feedback here?
Im having the same issue. When logging into Okta I get a session token back. How do I use this to then access the confluence/jira api ?
When setting up okta integration with confluence/jira the current authentication method which is basic auth is disabled.
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I am guessing here, but what if they authed against Okta first and received a cookie, and then used that cookie to auth against JIRA's api?
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