Use the API get the sum of the remaining estimate for all issues in with a fixed version of x

Steve Wright_kb94w7

Basically what I need is a way to provide a project manager with the following:

1. the sum of the remaining estimate for all issues in with a fixed version of x
2. the start date of version x

I've been reading the API documentation here, and this other API documentation here. I've gone through posts, dating back to 2013.

I cant find a single API endpoint that provides that information.

The ones related to project versions dont present that information either. For instance all I know from the following is the state of it's issues and whether its released or not.

curl --request GET \
--url 'https://<domain>.atlassian.net/rest/api/3/version/17632?expand=issuesstatus' \
--user 'user:token' \
--header 'Accept: application/json'

{"self":"https://domain.atlassian.net/rest/api/3/version/17632","id":"17632","name":"1.0.0","archived":false,"released":false,"projectId":12018,"issuesStatusForFixVersion":{"unmapped":0,"toDo":9,"inProgress":2,"done":90}}

 

Any advice on how get what I am looking for would be appreciated.

 

Earl McCutcheon

Hello @Steve Wright ,

To get the start date of version x you can run a call on the endpoint for a "GET /rest/api/3/version/{id}"  and it will contain a startDate element like this:

To get the sum of the remaining estimate for all issues in with a fixed version of x, you would need to do some scripting to first collect all issues in that version, the time estimate field data can be found in a "GET /rest/api/3/issue/{issueIdOrKey}"  as the Worklog is stored on the issue level at the endpoint GET /rest/api/3/issue/{issueIdOrKey}/worklog and the sum would need to be generated manually off the  independent issue data.

However, a shortcut you could use would be the JQL search endpoint for this, with a filter like the following to get all the issues at once:

/rest/api/3/search?jql=project%3DEXE%20and%20fixVersion%3DX&fields=timetracking

This will give you the issue data and the estimates can them be summed via your script pulling the elements and the time tracking details will look something like this:

the data will still need to me manually summed via a script locally, but an example of a summation process on a per user basis instead of the version level that could be used as a starting point as well as an alternate solution can be seen in the following thread I answered noting how to pull this data into a google sheets using the free Jira Cloud for google sheets  extension to pull the desired data into the sheet and run your summation formulas based on the imported data:

• https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/How-to-access-total-time-logged-per-release-outside-of-Jira/qaq-p/1185180

Regards,
Earl