command: `acli jira workitem comment list --key EOS-670 --json`
part of output:
```
{
"author": "J A",
"body": "",
"id": "11826",
"visibility": "public"
},
```
what the comment looks like on web: 
Hi @Jayen Ashar
I tried this, but this doesn't seem possible.
executing without JSON jsut provides a table with each individual comment as a row.
Rich text markup, like task items or emoji's don't show.
Hey @Jayen Ashar ,
I might be wrong, but I believe this is not yet supported > there's this open feature request related to action items and managing them via JQL or REST API: JRACLOUD-85414: Manage Action items in Jira via JQL or REST API or Automations
I know people are mainly struggling with getting that via REST APIs or creating new action items with automation, so it might be the same case here, but I might be wrong as I haven't explored acli that much.
What you could also try is this question in the Developer community to see if anyone there has found a solution or workaround. 👀
Cheers,
Tobi
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What you could also try is this question in the Developer community to see if anyone there has found a solution or workaround
I vaguely remember someone asking about it over there a few months ago, and the answer was the same as @Marc -Devoteam- said... it's not supported yet in the ACLI, and what you've found in JRACLOUD-85414 confirms that.
Last year, in this thread where Action Items were first announced, I described how to declare them using ADF with the v3 REST APIs, but not much has changed since then for the v2 APIs or the ACLI and automations :(
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