To enable creating a new integration with the JFrog Platform, you need to set the flag for new integrations in the access.config.latest.yml
file.
Note
Do not update the access yaml throughaccess.config.latest.yaml
. Instead, make a copy of the latest file to the same location and rename the copyaccess.config.full.yaml
(upon next Access restart the import file will be removed and will become theaccess.config.latest.yaml
file
).
Open the
access.config.full.yaml
file.Locate the integrations indicator:
integrations-enabled: false
(by default this setting is disabled).Set the indicator to true in the new import file you created:
integrations-enabled: true
.Next, complete the details in integration-templates by adding the ID of the integration, the name and the template.
For example:
integration-templates: # list of possible integrations to create - id: "1" # The id of the integration template, to save a reference back from the integration. name: "Slack integration" # The name of the integration as will appear in the UI when creating a new integration. redirect-uri: "https://my-jfrog-integrations.com/callback" # The redirect-uri that will direct users back to the integration client with the authorization code. scope: "applied-permissions/user" # Only this scope is currently supported. internal: false # Optional. Default false. Indicates whether it's an internal template, meaning will not be returned to UI unless specifically asked to include internal templates.
To make the integration page visible on the platform UI, you will need to set
accessIntegration: true
using one of the following options (both methods will generate the same outcome - select the method that works best for you):Set the environment variable
JF_FRONTEND_FEATURETOGGLER_ACCESS_INTEGRATION
totrue.Alternatively, in the
config.yaml
, setaccessIntegration: true
as follows:Shared: featureToggler: accessIntegration:true