Access to JIRA source code

[francis]

Hi,

We need access to the JIRA source code. Some time ago, I could access the source code in my.atlassian.com / License / download source, but apparently this link is gone

(The license is a starter license, which normally should entitle us to access to code)

[Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist] · Accepted solution]

If you have valid license, you can still do it at my.atlassian.com. Click on license and there is a Download Source link.

[francis]

Well actually it was slightly more complicated. The reason why I didn't see the download link was because I logged in with a userid linked to our expert profile.

So I created a new login (using an alternate email address), linked this user as technical contact to the license, logged in with the new user, and voila.

[Tim Evans]

Hi,

Additional details about Source Code access is available in the licensing FAQ linked below:

https://www.atlassian.com/licensing/purchase-licensing#source-1

Cheers!

Tim | Atlassian

[Andrew]

The JIRA source can be downloaded here: https://my.atlassian.com/download/source/JIRA

You must have a valid JIRA license, as per @Tim Evans comment, and you must be logged in to my.atlassian.com.

[Roman Samorodov]

Thanks!

[JohnA]

Hi Francis,

I've just been checking in our records and I couldn't find any licenses associated with iDalko at all, which is odd but that just suggests the license(s) have expired as I don't have sufficeint privileges to access expired licenses. However, as you are an Atlassian Expert I would recommend you to contact your Expert Manager as they should be able to help you out with access to source code if you need it.

All the best,
John

[francis]

Thanks John,

The problem is resolved in the mean time. Experts are not allowed to access the source code of licenses of their customers, but if you log in with a userid not linked to your expert profile, you can access the source code after all (as long as that id is linked as technical contact to a license)

(We do have a couple of licenses of our own - so if you can't find this, maybe that's another quirk in the system)

Francis