Table of contents
- Introduction
- App Requirements
- Getting Started for Git Administrators
- Installation
- Managing License Key
- Working with SSH Keys
- Git URL Ports
- Setting Up Repositories
- Using the Auto-Connect Integration Wizard
- Connecting a Repository via Advanced Setup
- Adding a Repository Hosted on Windows Servers or Windows Network Share
- Tracked Folder and Special Integrations
- Managing Repository/Integration Configuration
- Repository/Integration Project Permissions
- Bulk Change
- Commit Email Notifications
- General Settings
- Web Linking
- Disabling Source and Commits Tabs
- Linking Git Commits to Jira Issues
- Smart Commits
- Repository Browser
- Viewing Commit Code Diffs
- Git User Identity
- Jira User Information Card
- Jira Issue Page
- Jira Project Page
- Jira Developer Panel
- Git Tags
- Reindexing
- JQL Searching
- Webhooks
- Jira Data Center (High Availability and Clustering)
- Localization
- Terms
- Licensing Notice
Documentation
Git URL Ports
If your Jira and Git servers are running through a firewall, configure the firewall to allow access using the URL schemes for git repositories. For authentication issues, make sure to check first the correct port for its connection.
Below are the default ports for common git URL protocols:
| Protocol | Default Port |
|---|---|
| ssh:// | port 22 |
| git:// | port 9418 |
| http:// | port 80 |
| https:// | port 443 |
Test git connection and repository URL by doing the following:
- Install git client (or run sudo apt-get install git)
- Place your ssh key into ~/.ssh
- Clone the repository (or run git clone <your_repository_url>)
The Git Integration for Jira will run successfully if the above connection test ran without errors.
