Is it possible to
Thank you!
When you say issue events, can you clarify what you're referring to?
JQL search results will only be issues themselves though, rather than anything else.
Ste
I'm referring to the following set of issue events
https://developer.atlassian.com/platform/forge/events-reference/jira/
usually, you would get those notifications by email. I was requested to have them in a separate web application, in a searchable list, filtered by user, some custom fields in the issue, and ordered by date.
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So something like a user's activity feed but enriched with Jira ticket-specific fields, made searchable and plugged into a third-party application.
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The task is unusual indeed, so most likely, I will have to write a Jira plug-in that would subscribe to all notifications and enrich and forward them to my third-party application, which, in turn, will store and expose searching and filtering ability.
I want to be sure that no API in Jira already grants access to that data.
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Not that I know of - this is the issue history, which isn't accessible via the GUI.
Something like this might be worth checking out, but issue events includes multiple events - such as assigned, updated, resolved, etc.
Ste
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