This feature can be accessed at the following locations on the Manage Git repositories page:
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EXISTING INTEGRATION
Actions ➜ Edit integration.
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EXISTING REPOSITORY Actions ➜ Edit repository.
- EXISTING INTEGRATION EXISTING REPOSITORY Under Integration/Repository _column_ ➜ click an integration or repository URL name.
If this setting is not displayed, it means that the git host service does not support this feature. For example, SSL Verify is not available for git services such as:
- GitHub.com
- GitLab.com
- Azure/VSTS
- AWS CodeCommit
- Bitbucket.org
SSL Verify is available for the following integrations:
- GitHub Enterprise
- GitLab CE/EE
- Azure DevOps Server/TFS
- Gerrit
- Plain git repository
The SSL Verify option is set to Enabled by default. If set to Disabled, the Git Integration for Jira Cloud app will ignore verification of SSL certificates when connecting to a git server. This is useful for private Git servers that has custom SSL certificates.
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More related topics about managing repository/integration configuration
Managing integration or repository configuration (Git Integration for Jira Cloud)
Managing integrations via Actions (Jira Cloud) (Git Integration for Jira Cloud)
Edit integration settings (Git Integration for Jira Cloud)
Edit repository settings (Git Integration for Jira Cloud)
Edit nested repository settings (Git Integration for Jira Cloud)
SSL verify (this page)
View repository indexing logs (Git Integration for Jira Cloud)
Disconnect an integration or repository configuration (Git Integration for Jira Cloud)
Disconnect a nested repository configuration (Git Integration for Jira Cloud)
Associating project permissions (Git Integration for Jira Cloud)
