Automatically connect to HTTPS git repositories with self-signed SSL certificates or other SSL issues

GITHUB ENTERPRISE GITLAB CE/EE

Perform full feature integration with HTTPS git repositories that have self-signed SSL certificates or other SSL issues.

For this guide, we use GitLab Server as an example:

1. On your Jira dashboard, go to menu Apps ➜ Git Integration: Manage Git repositories. The following page appears.

   
   

2. On the Git host service selection screen, click GitLab server, then click GitLab Server (CE/EE) APIv4 to select this integration type.

   
   

   • Enter the Host URL of the private git server.
   • Enter Personal access token for this server (APIv4). Support for APIv3 is deprecated.

3. Click Connect and select repositories.

4. If there is an indication of an SSL error, the following screen appears.

   
   

5. Click Ignore certificate errors and continue connection. This ignores SSL verification if the certificate is self-signed or expired.

6. Select repositories or import all of them, then click Connect repositories to complete the setup.

This integration appears in the Manage integrations list. Go to Actions ➜ Edit integration to make changes to the repository settings.

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Last updated: December 2025