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Posted on by aleynasahin

hey,

First of all I would like to mention that I use Power Automate Desktop.

I want to upload a document to Jira with a web service using the rest api of Jira and I use the "Call Web Service" building block and the "Post" method. In the picture you can see my configurations. After running this flow I get an error (404, XRSF check fail). I've tried several things, tried tutorials and read documentation but haven't found a solution. I want to now hove i can fic the Problem XSRF Check Failed. Or is there a another way to upload Files to Jira TAsks automatically

I would be very grateful if we could find a solution. If you need more details I can provide them to you.

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Gidi 601 on at

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Hi, I found the following regarding the used Header:
„Note that this is only available for requests made by command line tools or external systems, not browser requests. This is because the Cross Origin Resource Sharing specification does not allow JavaScript loaded in third party websites to set arbitrary request headers.“

Perhaps with the command line action in PAD and curl you will have more success.

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PAG 154 on at

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Hello,
Try to set the Content type to:
multipart/form-data; boundary=BoundaryData
and then in your Request body write:
--BoundaryData
Content-Disposition: form-data; name="X-Atlassian-Token"
no-check

See this POST request example at https://power.automate.gallery/making-microsoft-dataverse-oauth2-v2-0-queries-using-pad

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VJR 7,635 on at

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Is it working via Postman?

If works fine in Postman then you are giving the right parameters and you only need to give the right syntax via PAD.

Refer section:

Solution Using GUI based Tools (Postman):

https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/how-to-add-an-attachment-to-a-jira-issue-using-rest-api-699957734.html

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aleynasahin 6 on at

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Hello VJR,

Thanks for your reply.

Yes its working fine with Postman. Can you give me the right snytax for the Power Automate UI? Your link just describes the Syntax for the Postman.

The first picture is the UI i have from the Power Automate. Where do i need to specify the Path for my File?

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PAG 154 on at

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Hello @aleynasahin
I've made extensive investigation regarding this.

TLDR: it's not possible to use the action "Invoke Web Service" to send file attachments to JIRA. Use "DOS command" action and cURL instead.

Regarding sending attachments to JIRA using the action "Invoke Web Service". You can solve the issue "XSRF Check Failed" by adding following headers:
X-Atlassian-Token: nocheck
Authorization: Basic <base64>
User-Agent: PowerAutomateDesktop/1.0.0
Base64 is the username (email) + ":" + API key (generated in JIRA). But the real problem is, it's not possible to send binary data with this action. JIRA only supports binary files, it does not accept base64 encoding: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACLOUD-60930
Therefore, use the DOS command action and cURL instead. cURL will automatically base64 encode your credentials and send the binary file.

Here is the complete solution: https://power.automate.gallery/send-file-attachments-to-jira-issues-using-curl

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