Summary

OAuth token is referring to the old URL after recreating the Application Link between Confluence and another Atlassian application(eg. JIRA)

Environment

JIRA 6.4
Confluence 5.8

Steps to Reproduce

1. Configure Application Link directly between JIRA and Confluence
2. Link Confluence page into JIRA issue and put this JIRA issue key into the linked page
3. Authenticate the link to trigger token creation between JIRA and Confluence
4. Change Base URL in both JIRA and Confluence(example could be switching from FQDN to localhost)
5. Remove Application Link in both JIRA and Confluence
6. Re-create Application Link
7. Revoke any tokens and generate a new OAuth token by authenticating the link from JIRA issue and from a Confluence page

Expected Results

OAuth token in JIRA is referring to the new URL and application name

Actual Results

OAuth token in JIRA is referring to the old URL

Workaround

• Follow the steps to remove the Application Links directly from the database in both JIRA and Confluence:
  • How to remove Application link directly through JIRA database
  • See resolution section on Application Link configuration cannot be deleted via the UI and appears as System Link for Confluence