I have some REST API code I have been using for years to extract issues out of JIRA. Everyone gets consisstent data except for one user.
The "normal" user response looks like this:
<td class="project"> <a href="/browse/J1013" class="tinylink">j1013 - B-1 RCPT</a>
</td>
<td class="issuekey">
<a class="issue-link" data-issue-key="J1013-1242" href="/browse/J1013-1242">J1013-1242</a>
</td>
<td class="summary"><p>
<a class="issue-link" data-issue-key="J1013-1242" href="/browse/J1013-1242">1000C599041 - UPDATE CABLE 99W41</a>
</p>
</td>
<td class="assignee"> <span class="tinylink"><span class="jira-user-hover-wrapper"><a class="user-hover user-hover-replaced" rel="j_caldwell" id="assignee_j_caldwell" href="/secure/ViewProfile.jspa?name=j_caldwell">Jeremy Caldwell</a><button class="aui-button aui-button-text user-hover-trigger" rel="j_caldwell" aria-label="Show user information" aria-haspopup="dialog"><span class="aui-icon aui-icon-small aui-iconfont-info-filled user-hover-trigger-icon"></span></button></span></span>
</td>
where the "odd" user gets this:
<div class="navigator-group">
<div class="results-panel navigator-item">
<div class="navigator-content"
data-issue-table-model-state="{"issueTable":{"columnSortJql":{"summary":"project = j1013 AND type = ecn AND status != closed ORDER BY summary ASC","issuetype":"project = j1013 AND type = ecn AND status != closed ORDER BY issuetype DESC","issuekey":"project = j1013 AND type = ecn AND status != closed ORDER BY key ASC","customfield_13370":"project = j1013 AND type = ecn AND status != closed ORDER BY cf[13370] ASC","created":"project = j1013 AND type = ecn AND status != closed ORDER BY created DESC","customfield_13670":"project = j1013 AND type = ecn AND status != closed ORDER BY cf[13670] ASC","customfield_10040":"project = j1013 AND type = ecn AND status != closed ORDER BY cf[10040]
I have no idea what is causing this difference. We have compared his user account to others and don't see an obvious difference. No matter what computer he logs into the results are the same.
Has anyone seen this before?