Integration troubleshooting
Diagnose Taiga, Jira, notification, n8n, and source-control integration problems safely.
Taiga project not found#
- Confirm the base URL ends at the API root expected by the deployment.
- Confirm the project slug or numeric ID.
- Confirm the token can read that project.
- Run Test Connection again.
The connection test distinguishes a numeric project ID from a slug.
Jira project not found#
- Confirm the Jira site URL.
- Confirm the project key, including capitalization.
- Confirm the token is valid for the site and project.
- Run Test Connection again.
Notifications are missing#
The engine supports Mattermost, Slack, Teams, and SMTP email. Check only the channel you enabled:
- Provider URL or SMTP host and port.
- Secret availability in the runtime secret store.
- Recipient or channel configuration.
- Notification cooldowns.
- The run log for a provider response.
Never paste a webhook URL, SMTP password, or bot token into a ticket.
n8n replanner approval flow fails#
The checked-in n8n JSON is an import template. It has not been validated against the current n8n instance and uses environment-variable expressions for secrets, which current n8n guidance recommends replacing with credentials.
Before production use:
- Import into a non-production n8n project.
- Replace secrets with n8n credentials.
- Add explicit webhook authentication and failure handling.
- Validate node versions and every connection.
- Test with pinned data and a non-production Taiga project.
- Publish only after the connection graph and outputs are verified.
Pull-request linking is empty#
Cycle P is optional. Confirm SCRUM_PR_LINK_ENABLED, the provider selection, repository information, and a GitHub or GitLab token. Missing or inaccessible pull requests should not block unrelated cycles.