Hi,
We have been using a script (copied below) in Scriptrunner for Jira Data Center 6.54.0 that displays a button on a transition screen that creates a Confluence page from a specific template and takes the user to that page directly to edit and publish. However, we are currently attempting to upgrade our Jira/Confluence and the script no longer functions due to the new requirement of the "atl_token" security requirement in Confluence. Unfortunately, it appears there is no way to call the user's Confluence atl_token from the Jira Scriptrunner side, currently it only calls the Jira atl_token.
Does anyone know if there is any modifications we can make to disable or get around this atl_token requirement? Thank you!
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Hi, @Trent Alton Calvert. Welcome back 👋
First, I moved your post to App Central where it should be AND I added to add'l tags to (hopefully) draw the right eyeballs.
That said, while you might get an answer here from a fellow community member who has the requisite ScriptRunner expertise, you will likely find a faster resolution by opening a ticket with the ScriptRunner support team at Adaptavist.
Best of luck,
-dave
Hi - have you logged a ticket with the Scriprunner support team? @Nic Brough -Adaptavist- might be able to advise better than me!
Thanks
Abi
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Hey Abi, I did create a support request with Adaptavist, they were able to confirm that there was no way to call the Confluence user token from the Jira end. I am currently searching for a way to get around the security requirement or possibly accomplish the same functionality using an API call instead.
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Issue no longer relevant, we have decided to go in a different direction.
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