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Removing Fisheye references from JIRA

Alastair Bain
Alastair Bain
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September 26, 2013

We've stopped using Fisheye (have switched to Stash) and so have removed the application link between JIRA and Fisheye. However, the "Source" tab of issues is still attempting (and failing) to show fisheye information. How do I stop this?

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September 26, 2013

Hi there,

Did you restart FishEye and JIRA after removing the application link?

Which type of application link were you using?

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Celso Yoshioka

Atlassian Support

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Alastair Bain
Alastair Bain
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September 26, 2013

We've shutdown Fisheye permanently. It was using a "Trusted Application" link. Is a JIRA restart all that's needed?

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