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  1. Jira Data Center
  2. JRASERVER-72038

Setting timeout when adding/updating an incoming mail server with OAuth 2.0 doesn't have any effect - timeout is set to default 10000 ms

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      Issue Summary

      When adding a new incoming mail server with OAuth 2.0 or editing an existing one, setting the timeout doesn't have any effect. Afterwards the timeout is still 10000 ms.

      Steps to Reproduce

      1. Add or edit an incoming mail server with OAuth 2.0.
      2. Set the timeout to 12345 ms.
      3. Click "Authorize".
      4. Click "Test Connection".
      5. Click "Save".
      6. Edit the server and examine the timeout value.

      Expected Results

      It should show 12345 ms.

      Actual Results

      It shows 10000 ms which is the default value.

      Workaround

      Currently there is no known workaround for this behavior. A workaround will be added here when available.

            [JRASERVER-72038] Setting timeout when adding/updating an incoming mail server with OAuth 2.0 doesn't have any effect - timeout is set to default 10000 ms

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              pprzytarski Pawel Przytarski
              pcegla Pawel Cegla
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