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In addition to adding consumers, the OAuth Consumer page allows you to edit the details of existing consumers of your Atlassian application's resources.
(info) It is not possible to modify an existing consumer application's consumer key. If you must do this (because a consumer application's consumer key has changed), you will need to add that application as a new consumer of your Atlassian application's resources.

To edit the details of an existing consumer of your Atlassian application's resources,

  1. On the 'OAuth Administration' page, click the 'Consumers' tab if necessary to view your current list of consumers.
  2. Click the 'Edit' link next to the consumer whose details you wish to edit.
  3. The following consumer details can be modified:
    • Name — Any descriptive name for the application. This field is mandatory, although the exact wording and format of the application's name is your choice. It is prudent to be accurate, however, as this name will be shown to your Atlassian application's users when they grant permission for a consumer to access your application's resources.
    • Description — A short description of the application. By convention, it is useful to include the name of the application and if applicable, its URL, somewhere within the description.
    • Public Key — The application's public key or self-signed certificate. This field is mandatory and its contents must match the public key or self-signed certificate supplied by the consumer.
    • Callback URL — A consumer application usually supplies its own callback URL when receiving an OAuth request token. Hence, this field is usually left blank. However, if the consumer application does not provide its own callback URL, this URL will be used instead.
  4. Click the 'Add' button. If all the modified information is valid (in particular, the public key format), then the application's consumer information is added as a new record into your Atlassian application's consumers list.

At any time, you can click 'Return to Consumer List' to cancel editing a consumer's details.

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