Set up Atlassian credentials in Duaer

Create an Atlassian OAuth 2.0 app

The Duaer Atlassian OAuth2 API is the base of Jira SW Cloud OAuth2 API and Confluence Cloud OAuth2 API. Create the app like this:

1. In the Atlassian developer console, click Create > OAuth 2.0 integration.
2. Under Permissions, add the APIs and scopes you need. Under Authorization, set Callback URL to the Duaer OAuth Redirect URL.
3. Copy Client ID and Secret from Settings into the credential. Put space-separated scopes in Scope, including offline_access so the connection renews itself.

For Jira or Confluence, use the matching Jira or Confluence credential, which comes with the scopes preset.

Atlassian OAuth2 API fields in Duaer

In Duaer, choose Atlassian OAuth2 API when you create a credential, then fill in these fields:

• Client ID (required)
• Client Secret (required, secret)
• Scope

Duaer uses the OAuth2 Authorization Code grant for this type.

In the provider’s app settings, register the OAuth Redirect URL that the Duaer credential dialog shows (https://<your-duaer-host>/rest/oauth2-credential/callback). Then click Connect my account in Duaer and approve access.

Optional settings shared by every Duaer OAuth2 credential: Ignore SSL Issues (Insecure), Token Expired Status Code, Encrypted Tokens (JWE), JWKS URI. They are described under OAuth2 API.

Save the connection in Duaer

Open Credentials and create Atlassian. Fill in the key, OAuth, or server fields. After you save, digital-organization nodes reference this credential instead of putting the secret in a parameter.

Credential values are protected by the instance encryption key. If you change or lose that key, stored credentials cannot be decrypted. See the hosting notes on encryption keys.

Who can use this credential

Who can see or edit it follows projects and roles. Do not paste secrets into chat or variables. External vaults are covered under external secrets.