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[ <string>: <jira_field> ... ]


# The HTTP client's configuration. You must use this configuration to supply the personal access token (PAT) as part of the HTTP `Authorization` header.
# For Jira Cloud, use basic_auth with the email address as the username and the PAT as the password.
# For Jira Data Center, use the 'authorization' field with 'credentials: <PAT value>'.
# The HTTP client's configuration. Personal access tokens (PAT) are supported
# via basic_auth (Jira Cloud: email address as the username, PAT as the
# password) or the 'authorization' field (Jira Data Center: 'credentials:
# <PAT value>'). OAuth2 client_credentials against an external identity
# provider is also supported via the standard http_config above; Jira's own
# OAuth2 requires interactive browser consent and cannot be used for
# Alertmanager's automated notifications.
[ http_config: <http_config> | default = global.http_config ]
```

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