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Jboss Issue Tracker

Talha Yüksel
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August 26, 2019

Hello everyone,

I am newbie in here, so if i do any mistake sorry for that.

 

I have a student and i have project to improve myself for the recommendation systems. I want to take Jboss Issue Tracker "bugs" which they are "approved, resolved or closed" and convert that data to "json" to work on that file for the analyze the bug times. Taking data is the first step of my project but i could not take data with jira api from jboss issue tracker. If i import manually it is restricted with 1k bugs but i need nearly 140k bugs with conditions on the above.

So i got questions about how to get these data(bug) from jboss issue tracker with api or without api and how to collect that data in json format.

This is my first post, if i do anything wrongly sorry for that. Thanks for the answers.

 

 

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Dario B
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August 27, 2019

Hi @Talha Yüksel ,

Welcome to the Atlassian Community.

Please notice that JBoss is an application server and not an issue tracker and anyway it is not an Atlassian product so this may not be the best place to get support for it.

In case you mistakenly wrote JBoss but you were meaning Jira instead, then this can be done by using the search REST API endpoint for Jira Core (methods GET or POST):

 

However, before going any further, please confirm whether you are talking about Jira or any other product and provide as many details as possible on what you are trying to achieve.  

 

Cheers,
Dario

Talha Yüksel
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August 28, 2019

Firstly, thank you Dario for the kind answer.

 

I am talking about Jboss but i did not know the Jboss is not a product of Atlassian. Sorry for the wrong place to find answer but one more thanks for the help.

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Dario B
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August 28, 2019

You are very welcome @Talha Yüksel!

Good luck with your research/project :) 

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