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Is creating support ticket using JIRA API considered an app that requires Atlassian approval?

John Galadzhyan_1ot4ae

I'm utilizing your REST API documentation to create a JIRA ticket in my customers instance regarding a question/issue they may have about my product.

My concern is this: would this be considered an app where I need to submit to Atlassian for a formal app approval?

I'm pretty sure not but wanted to get confirmation.

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Bharat Kalia

Hi @John Galadzhyan - I don't think so "The Jira REST API enables you to interact with Jira programmatically. " which I think is standard.

Thanks,

-Bharat

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Bharat Kalia

Hi @John Galadzhyan - I don't think so "The Jira REST API enables you to interact with Jira programmatically. " which I think is standard.

Thanks,

-Bharat

Dirk Ronsmans

Indeed, REST API's are just another way of interacting with Jira.

An app that is integrated on the platform that will require approval but with the REST API's you only interact from the outside through a script or another program

John Galadzhyan_1ot4ae

Thank you Dirk and Bharat. I appreciate the fast response and confirmation.

Bharat Kalia

@John Galadzhyan - Please mark my answer as accepted if it helped you in any way. Thank you

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