Find a field

[Cosma Papouis]

Hi, 

I am writing a python script and need to find the field "everBreached", but I can't see it anywhere.

The query project = TEST AND 'Time to first response' < 0 

Brings back the results I want, and 'Time to first response' brings back the tickets I need, but I cannot find the field so I can do..

 ever_breached = issue["everBreached"]

or something similar in python.

I did find a way to list the custom fields as I already use

issue_priority = issue["fields"]["customfield_10056"]["value"]

But It has vacated my mind and I cannot work out how I found it.

All help appreciated

TIA 

Regards

Cosma

[Sanjog Sigdel]

@Cosma Papouis I find that you have referenced the custom field very well. But if it is not being identified can you check the Contexts screen and where the custom field is being used. If your Jira Service Management Project is not exposed with the newly created custom field, you may not see this in your API.

[Cosma Papouis]

Update:  I have found the field I wanted, but now I am having issues referencing it.

I want the breached field from this

"customfield_10038": {

            "id": "66",

            "name": "Time to first response",

            "_links": {

                "self": "https://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/rest/servicedeskapi/request/1234/sla/66"

            },

            "completedCycles": [],

            "ongoingCycle": {

                "startTime": {

                    "iso8601": "2023-07-17T11:57:25+0100",

                    "jira": "2023-07-17T11:57:25.231+0100",

                    "friendly": "17/07/23 11:57",

                    "epochMillis": 1689591445231

                },

                "breachTime": {

                    "iso8601": "2023-07-17T12:57:25+0100",

                    "jira": "2023-07-17T12:57:25.231+0100",

                    "friendly": "17/07/23 12:57",

                    "epochMillis": 1689595045231

                },

                "breached": true,

                "paused": false,

                "withinCalendarHours": true,

                "goalDuration": {

                    "millis": 3600000,

                    "friendly": "1h"

                },

                "elapsedTime": {

                    "millis": 216641120,

                    "friendly": "60h 10m"

                },

                "remainingTime": {

                    "millis": -213041120,

                    "friendly": "-59h 10m"

                }

            },

[Sanjog Sigdel]

@Cosma Papouis 

If you are looking for how the custom field value is retrieved, you have it on your ... menu on the right where you can do Edit details, Contexts and default value and other actions. If you hover over those options then it  displays the custom field id in the url below:

[Cosma Papouis]

Hi, 

I am trying to do this in python.

issue["fields"]["customfield_10056"]["value"]

works for another field

But I have tried every combination of 

ever_breached = issue["fields"]["customfield_10038"]

and

ever_breached = issue["fields"]["customfield_10199"]

As I can now see the field in Postman, but cannot work out how to reference it.