PolarionMcpServers
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Overview
Integrate Polarion Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) data with Model Context Protocol (MCP) clients and AI assistants.
Installation
No command providedEnvironment Variables
- ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT
Security Notes
The provided `appsettings.json` examples and documentation clearly show and warn against hardcoding Polarion usernames and passwords in plaintext. While the project documentation explicitly states 'It is strongly recommended to use more secure methods for storing credentials (like User Secrets, Azure Key Vault, etc.)' and enforces a 'CRITICAL: appsettings.json Security Rule' against committing this file with sensitive data, the default configuration example itself presents this high-risk practice. Failure to secure these credentials will lead to severe security vulnerabilities. The instruction 'Do NOT run with replica instances of the server as the session connection will not be shared between replicas' also indicates potential session management issues in scaled deployments.
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