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Using Power Automate to Edit Jira Issue

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Hello,

we are trying to use Power Automate to edit a JIRA issue.
I am not sure in which fields are necessary to fill in...
I am trying to update the status of the issue and add an comment.

I appreciate any example .json if you can provide it to me!

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Vamsi Kandala

Hi @[deleted]

Welcome to the community!

Typical JSON syntax for creating or updating Jira ticket follows like:

{

    "fields": {

       "customfield_12345": {

            "value": "Test data"
       },

       "description": "Testing for the REST API"
   }
}

It should be PUT /rest/api/2/issue/{issueIdOrKey} call.

Note that all the fields you are setting/ sending via the JSON data should be present in the Edit screen of that issue type/ ticket.

Hope this helps.

Thanks,
Vamsi

unknown

Hello Vamsi,

thank you so much for your answer!
Does this example go into the fields section or update?

Best Regards
Nauman

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Vamsi Kandala

Hi @[deleted],

Can you try replacing the code in 'Felder' text box with this?

{

    "fields": {
       
       "summary": "Testing for the REST API"
   }
}

This will update the summary of the ticket.

Thanks,
Vamsi

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