The following code calling the python JIRA library / and it works with the public JIRA server from

 jira = JIRA('')

but once I add the authorization details said to be needed by the admin of my company(server/token), it does not work with my company's JIRA server

options = {'server':'https://abc', 'verify':False}
jira = JIRA(options, token_auth="xyz") 

For some unknown reason, it already leads to a 404 error complaining about the non-existence of https://abc/api/2/serverInfo where abc is the server address of my own company.

Does anyone know why it is this way? This is my first question

To get around this, I just convert the curl command to python request and login. But then I have no idea how to create a JIRA object defined by the library if I do not login to my company's JIRA server using the library. Any one has any idea on how to achieve this. Thanks

The following code calling the python JIRA library https://jira.readthedocs.io/ and it works with the public JIRA server from https://jira.atlassian

 jira = JIRA('https://jira.atlassian')

but once I add the authorization details said to be needed by the admin of my company(server/token), it does not work with my company's JIRA server

options = {'server':'https://abc', 'verify':False}
jira = JIRA(options, token_auth="xyz") 

For some unknown reason, it already leads to a 404 error complaining about the non-existence of https://abc/api/2/serverInfo where abc is the server address of my own company.

Does anyone know why it is this way? This is my first question

To get around this, I just convert the curl command to python request and login. But then I have no idea how to create a JIRA object defined by the library if I do not login to my company's JIRA server using the library. Any one has any idea on how to achieve this. Thanks

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Inorder for it to work you need to check the authentication method and verify your API based URL, here's the code for the same , execute it in your terminal.

Public Jira Cloud instances use https://yourdomain.atlassian/rest/api/2/