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XSRF check failed error #10
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Can you install the latest version of the plugin ? |
It was fixed long time ago :) |
I also have the "XSRF check failed error" message. Installed version of the plugin is 2.1.2 found at https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/toggl-to-jira/anbbcnldaagfjlhbfddpjlndmjcgkdpf/ How can I solve it? Tnx |
Restarting the browser fully solved the problem. |
make sure you are logged in to toggl and jira. Then reload the jira and toggl pages so they update their tokens. |
Hi fyyyyy, sorry to interrupt you. I am a web developer and now working on a tool about jira for my company. I am facing the same problem 403 XSRF check failed. When I send POST request in browser (localhost), I get 403. However, when I use Postman, it will succeed. I've tried User-Agent, "X-Atlassian-Token": "nocheck" / "no-check", but neither works. I am using basic auth. I searched and it looks like you've solved it. Could you tell me how did you do it? Thank you very much! Yang Liu |
If you are logged in to both Jira and Toggl the plugin will work, if you are trying to manually make the Jira API calls you might be bypassing the request interception that happens in the background when the plugin is loaded; |
First off, thanks for building this for free so I don't have to pay $10/month to some random software company on the internet.
I'm getting the following error
MacOS Mojave 10.14.2
Chrome 71.0.3578.98
Toggle Chrome Plugin 1.19.1
I'm not really sure what else context you may need.
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