remote

This configuration section contains settings for accessing the test cases on the remote Jira server.

The following example shows the most common options within this section.

{
  ...
  "remote": {
    "serverUrl": "https://specsyncdemo.atlassian.net/",
    "project": "MyCalculator",
    "user": "myuser",
    "password": "%MYPWD%",
  },
  ...
}

Settings

The remote settings of the Jira project can also be specified in the knownRemotes section of one of the parent configuration file or in the user-specific configuration file. Check Hierarchical configuration files for details.

SettingDescriptionDefault

serverUrl

The base URL of the Jira server. E.g. https://yourcompany.atlassian.net/, http://myjiraserver:9090/

mandatory

project

The Jira project key that you can see in the URL when you access the project, e.g. PRJ01

mandatory

authenticationMethod

The authentication method to be used for connecting to the remote server. Possible values: Interactive, UserNamePassword, PAT

automatically detect UserNamePassword or PAT

user

The Jira user name or personal access token (PAT) to be used for authentication. It may contain environment variables in ...{env:ENV_VAR}... form. See Jira authentication options for details.

interactive prompt

password

The password to be used for authentication. It may contain environment variables in ...{env:ENV_VAR}... form. See Jira authentication options for details.

interactive prompt

securityProtocol

The security protocol to be used for the remote connection (Ssl3, Tls, Tls11, Tls12).

system default

ignoreCertificateErrorsForThumbprint

The thumbprint of the server certificate that should be treated as trusted. It is recommended to install trusted certificates on the operating system instead of using this setting. See related Troubleshooting entry for details.

SSL is verified by the OS

The ignoreCertificateErrorsForThumbprint setting is planned for a future version of SpecSync for Jira. Please check the Roadmap for details.

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