jira-cli: jira init - 401 Unauthorized

Describe the bug

jira init failing with 401 Unauthorized response. but worked with curl requests using the same API token.

Please provide following details

JiraCLI Version:

(Version="v1.1.1-0.20220814163226-d993757c939c", GitCommit="", CommitDate="", GoVersion="go1.19", Compiler="gc", Platform="linux/amd64")

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To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

jira init

Expected behavior

should create config file. Screenshots

Additional context

About this issue

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State: closed
Created 2 years ago
Comments: 22 (6 by maintainers)

Most upvoted comments

great. finally this worked for me. thanks @ankitpokhrel

JIRA_API_TOKEN=<token>  JIRA_AUTH_TYPE=basic jira init --debug

akhiljalagam on Aug 18, 2022

I can confirm this issue on Ubuntu 20.04, supplying the api token inline works; but setting the token via export or bashrc does not.

e455a81e-d3ba-41a2-bc6d-7aafb1d9a5cd on Aug 20, 2022

Hey @akhiljalagam and @viditsi1 ! I had a similar problem but I found out that I made mistake while setting environmental variable. I tried first to add just JIRA_API_ROKEN="xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" to my .bashrc. My --debug init gave similar result than yours. Then after 2 min Google I understood to add command export to the beginning of line. After that I ran command source .bashrc, and voilá, it’s working! So make sure that your .bashrc file has a line like export JIRA_API_ROKEN="xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx". and then run command source .bashrc . I hope it will work! 😃

Thanks. But I always use export in my env files. @jaervei

akhiljalagam on Aug 17, 2022

Hey @akhiljalagam and @viditsi1 ! I had a similar problem but I found out that I made mistake while setting environmental variable. I tried first to add just JIRA_API_ROKEN="xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" to my .bashrc. My --debug init gave similar result than yours. Then after 2 min Google I understood to add command export to the beginning of line. After that I ran command source .bashrc, and voilá, it’s working! So make sure that your .bashrc file has a line like export JIRA_API_ROKEN="xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx". and then run command source .bashrc . I hope it will work! 😃

jaervei on Aug 17, 2022