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Did you install a trial license on both sides of the connection?
- Joanna Kwiatek Tokarz
As far as I know from my dev ops team there were no license details and they used the code. Is it the same thing?
- Francis Martens (Exalate)
Hi Joanna Kwiatek Tokarz
You need to install a license on the Exalate for Azure Devops and one on the Jira.
These are different things.
Can you have it checked - and let us know - Joanna Kwiatek Tokarz
How can we get a trial license? From what I know my dev ops team doesn't have it. screen attached. So should I provide my personal email? it will be ok?
- Francis Martens (Exalate)
It depends on the platform.
On Azure DevOps - head over to the License Details in the Exalate Console, and request an evaluation license there. - Check following documentationOn Jira - head over to the manage apps - and follow the UPM dialog to get an evaluation license
Let me know if it helps
- Joanna Kwiatek Tokarz
We got it and start testing.
Thank you.
- Francis Martens (Exalate)
Nice Joanna Kwiatek Tokarz
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Hi, we have installed a trial version for testing purposes (connection DEV Azure <->JIRA).
We also configured connection but when trying exalate we got a license error.
The flow is as follow
waiting for remote->in progress->license error->UNDER CLEANUP