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Server environment for JIRA Connector
This module is based on the server_environment module to use files for configuration. Thus we can have a different configuration for each environment (dev, test, integration, prod). This module define the config variables for the connector_jira module.
In the configuration file, you can configure the location, enable/disable the SSL and the webhook base url of the JIRA Backends.
Exemple of the section to put in the configuration file:
[jira_backend.name_of_the_backend] uri = http://jira verify_ssl = 1 odoo_webhook_base_url = http://odoo:8069
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