Jira no longer shows Test cases. says You are not yet logged in to TestRail.

[Larry Sutton]

My Jira does not show me the TestRail Cases or Runs. Yet in TestRail, it will display the Jira detail and allow me to open the JIra.

JIra shows: "You are not yet logged in to TestRail. Please log in to use the integration."  and a Log in to TestRail button. The button opens ReatRail into the Dashboard. No login required as it is already open.

This used to work. I depended on it. It stopped working.

How do i fix this?  I redid the Jira token but that is only for the testRail side.

[Nikita · Accepted solution]

Hello Larry!

I've got the same issue and I think I found the answer. Here is the full question on Gurock and problem description. A brief steps, that helped me:

1. Paste this in Chrome: chrome://flags/#same-site-by-default-cookies
2. Set SameSite by default cookies to: Disabled
3. Restart Chrome

[Larry Sutton]

Well, I cannot confirm this fix works. My setting was already Disabled and when i re-tried the issue, it works.  It did not work a couple of days ago.

But it would not be the first Chrome setting to affect TestRail.  

It may have been the TestRail update mentioned in the "full question". Edge works too.

[Guhan]

Did anyone notice the behavior in Safari? I am having similar issue as Larry, but I am using Safari in Mac.

[hanna.podoliak]

You need to remove website tracking

[Guhan]

Thanks Hanna. It is an issue with Safari and I could see the test cases in Chrome after turning the flag off. It is still an issue with Safari and I do not think Atlassian has an answer for that. Thanks for the response again.

[Olga Zaslavska]

Thanks Hanna! ♥

It helped! 

[vaughn segers]

Thanks Hanna! Worked for me.

Process on Firefox:

•  goto Settings >> Privacy and Security
• Click Custom
• de-select Cookies
• a button will appear to "Reload All Tabs". Click it
• note: I needed to reload my tab manually

[Hayden Molijon]

This is frustrating as the solutions above will have to be applied to each individual users of JIRA.

[Sergei Nechai]

Hi!

This is a possible solution that worked in my case today to fix the "Log in" in Jira:

In Chrome Developer tools > Application > Cookies > testrail set for tr_session:
- Secure : True (checkmark)
- SameSite : None
Integration then worked for me.

Probably this could be managed in Firefox also somehow.

Cheers!

[mcguier-air]

Works for me (Chrome 94.0)! Thanks, Sergei!

[Roaa Rasheed]

I'm facing this issue today , using Chrome, FireFox latest updates and TestRail v7.1.2.1084.

Can any one help ?

[Sergei Nechai]

Hello!

Try to edit TestRail cookies, this helped me

[JoseRoberto_Vargas]

Anybody has a fix for this in the current Chrome Version?

[dan]

Our teams are seeing this issue as well on chrome. it does work on firefox...
we have tried ' chrome://flags/#same-site-by-default-cookies  SameSite =Disabled' but to no effect.

issue: in chrome (92.0.4515.159) we are not able to view linked testrail information. see screen print 
 

[Sergey Avtandilov]

TestRail cookies maybe blocked by  local security policy at your organization

 Fix in Chrome: 

1. Open chrome://settings/cookies?search=cookie

2. Go to section "Sites that can always use cookies"

3. Add site as  [*.]testrail.io/

4. Re-open browser and visit Jira

[Chris Kondov]

Thank you, that fixed it for us!

[David Enriquez]

Hello everyone, 

Please also ensure that secure cookies are checked in the TestRail Administration settings. Administration > Site Settings. Multiple customers have reported this corrected the issues.

[Mednet Admin]

Hi, 

Our teams started experiencing this problem today. It appears to be across all browsers. If someone finds a new solution please update as will I.

[Joshua Walkowski]

Only select members of my team are still experiencing this. We have tried the solution above related to changing chrome settings, but this does not work. So an answer here would be very helpful

[jspina]

This solution worked for me on FireFox

Process on Firefox:

• Go to Settings >> Privacy and Security
• Click on Custom
• de-select Cookies
• a button will appear to "Reload All Tabs". Click it
• note: You might need to manually reload your tabs, it wasn't my case.
  

[Viktoria Kholodenko]

Hey, I have faced the same issue and tried the Disabled fix but it didn't help. Also, TestRail cookies have the same values @Sergei Nechai described before. I assume the root cause could be in TestRail SSO authorization. Did anyone have something like that? Did someone have any ideas on how to fix this?

Thanks in advance.

[Corefracture]

FYI - The solution above will no longer work with latest versions of Chrome as they have defaulted those options to 'Enabled' and removed the settings :( 

[Larry Sutton]

My Chrome just updated to Version 90.0.4430.212 (Official Build) (64-bit) when I checked the version. I have Disabled but I had disabled before the update. So it kept the setting this time.  Default, Enabled and Disabled are in the drop down.  I used the above path to check it.

[Larry Sutton]

The Disabled fix above works. However, it has to be reset periodically. Chrome seems to revert it to Default at some point. Seems for Chrome it is classified as experimental.