Write the problem hypothesis
For [operator], the workflow fails during [condition], forcing [recovery work] and costing [time, money or trust].
You can name one user, one situation and one measurable consequence without proposing a feature.[Bug]: RFC 8414 §3.3 issuer mismatch on authv2 blocks strict MCP OAuth clients (IssuerMismatchError)
Evidence observed in atlassian/atlassian-mcp-server, a Coding project.
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SOURCE EVIDENCE
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Reporter context: Before you start [x] I searched existing issues and didn't find an open duplicate. Related closed issue: #148 (original RFC 9728 PRM discovery gap). That issue was closed when + PRM shipped. Follow-up comments there already report this remaining RFC 8414 §3.3 failure; filing a dedicated open issue so it can be tracked…Excerpted from the public Issue. Read the complete thread before interpreting it.
Interview five affected users
- Show me the last failure and its logs.
- What triggered it and how often does it recur?
- How do you detect it today?
- What does recovery require?
- What would a safe failure look like?
Run the smallest experiment
Add one narrow guardrail, retry or recovery path around the failing step. Replay three real failure cases and compare recovery time.
The same failure is recovered faster in three real cases without creating a new incident.Make a build decision
- Build: repeated pain and active commitment
- Narrow: pain is real but the audience or job differs
- Stop: weak frequency or no behavioral proof
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