JiraError HTTP 403: Basic auth with password is not allowed

[dedarritchon]

Atlassian has deprecated the ability to use plaintext passwords with basic auth. You need to update the tool to use basic authentication with an API token, OAuth, or Atlassian Connect:

https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/deprecation-notice-basic-auth-and-cookie-based-auth/?_ga=2.46857255.1839331505.1580734130-1542450647.1578313476

Is there a way to still use the tool? Thanks

[optilude]

Good question. It would likely need a code change and it depends on whether the underlying `jira` python library supports it. Hopefully isn’t a difficult change but will need some investigating.

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[joska]

Although strange, the quick workaround for this issue seems to be using the Username with API token as a password. You can generate API token on https://id.atlassian.com/manage/api-tokens

[lauter-bach]

Can anyone confirm that this workaround is still working ?
--username < jira-username > --password < jira-token > ist not working in my case. Get 403 - Forbidden.

README.md states that this should be possible:
"Generate an API token for your user in JIRA settings and use this API token instead of password in your scripts"

Also tried
Username: < jira-username >
Password: < jira-tocken >
within 'Connection' section in yaml file.

thanks for any help in advance

[maqqju]

I am having the same issue - and realized that the problem is that for some JIRA versions Basic Auth with an API Token does not work. Instead, you will need to use a Bearer authentication.

I tried to fork out and use JWT, which did not do the job.

Do you have any ideas on how to go about it?