Having a lot of difficulty getting RSS feeds to work when a project isn't public, and the documentation appears sparse on details (or I'm missing the information). The Atom format works great but can't be used for my purposes.

In short, my questions are:

1. Does anyone have a clear example of how to load an RSS feed? 
   [e.g. https://website/projects/Project_Name/news?key=<RSA_key>]
2. Can any required authentications be done within the URL?  [e.g. ?auth_key=<Base64(apikey:gen_apikey)>]
3. Has anyone tried this in the MS Teams connector for RSS?

Additional information for those interested:

Format attempts I made to the URL (anything in <> is for reference not literal):

1. https://apikey:<Generated API Key>@website/projects/project_name/news?key=<Generated RSA Key>
2. https://<Base64(apikey:<Generated API Key>)>@website/projects/project_name/news?key=<Generated RSA Key>
3. https://website/projects/project_name/news?key=<Generated RSA Key>
4. https://<Base64(apikey:<Generated API Key>)>@website.com/projects/project_name/news?key=<Generated RSA Key>
5. https://website/projects/project_name/news?key=<Generated RSA Key>?auth_basic=<Base64(apikey:<Generated API Key>)>
   • also tried "authentication", and "auth" to replace "auth_basic"

Resources I used:

1. https://docs.openproject.org/api/example/
2. https://community.openproject.org/projects/openproject/work_packages/22719/activity
3. Various RSS readers: MS Teams, Raven, Feedbro
4. Postman and RESTer

Edit 1: Fixed the fake URLs so they didn't actually take anyone to a site.
Edit 2: Cleaned up the examples for easier reading.

1. https://server.com/journals.atom?key=<APIkey>
2. -
3. Yes. Works. I used the URL fetched from feedbro.