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How do I display all issue fields in the Python Jira API?

Sergio Rodriguez_xsfwx6

For anyone here who has used Jira-Python, if I'm using vim to edit my code, how do I display all issue fields for my project?

Here is the link of the doc

https://jira.readthedocs.io/en/master/

and attached picture shows issue fields.png all the common fields of an issue but my companies fields might be different.

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Gonchik Tsymzhitov

Hi!

Please, try to use the Pycharm, or vs code to edit.

regarding to view in one shot I do recommend a look into postman side

Fabio Araujo Jardim

Were you able to do this? Trying the same thing and having a fairly hard time.

Bilal Khan_hb19q2

You can use

issue.raw[<span>'fields'</span>]

to get all the results obtained in the JSON object as raw string. Its not as pleasant to view, but will provide you with what you're looking for. Take a look at this stackoverflow solution and see if you find your answer, cheers.

A low hanging fruit

I would go this way:

project_keys = ['Zen']
issuetype_names = ['Task']
meta = jira_instance.createmeta(projectKeys=project_keys,
                                    issuetypeNames=issuetype_names,
                                    expand='projects.issuetypes.fields')

for x in meta:
    ...

Basically gives you all info, datatypes, options etc. attached to the individual fields in the corresponding project/issuetype. This also gives you the field name to the customfield_123456 fields, translations etc.

Bilal Khan_hb19q2

I made a web application using plotly/dash on Python to make an interactive Jira work log dashboard. Users who are viewing the answer to this question might find something valuable there. You can visit this GitHub repository.

Steve Suranie_f06pnq

I know this is old but this might help someone else down the road. You can do this to just get the field names:

print(sorted(thisIssue.raw['fields'])

if you even better clarity (but more scrolling), you can put them each on a newline:

print("\n".join(sorted(thisIssue.raw['fields'])))

Steve Suranie_f06pnq

I added this to an answer above but thought I would expand it here:

I'm using this JQL to get issues that fall within a date range for a project:


from jira import JIRA
from jira.client import ResultList
from jira.resources import Issue
import os
import datetime
import json

#set date ranges
dtOneYearPast = datetime.datetime.now() - datetime.timedelta(days=3*365)
dtThreeWeeksPast = datetime.datetime.now() - datetime.timedelta(days=21)

#convert to strings
strOneYearPast = formatDateString(dtOneYearPast)
strThreeWeeksPast = formatDateString(dtThreeWeeksPast)

strJQL = "project=KME AND status = 'Code Review' OR status = 'IN QA - DEV' OR status = 'IN QA - STG' AND createdDate > " + strOneYearPast + " AND createdDate < " + strThreeWeeksPast

and grabbing the first response and outputting the fields, sorted ascending, each field on its own line here:



for thisIssue in jira.search_issues(strJQL, maxResults=250, expand='changelog'):
    print("\n".join(sorted(thisIssue.raw['fields'])))
    break

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