How do I filter repos rest api for a specific repo id

Question

I'm attempting to write a script to audit existing repositories for specific requirements and violations.  Easy enough to doe with a bash script, except that the repositories have directory names that represent the stash repository ID, which is mapped to a project/repository by Stash, but not obvious to my script.

Given a repository ID (id = 1124) how do I obtain the associated clone url?

I tried http:server/rest/api/latest/repos?id=1124 but the id parameter is ignored and I get the first page of all repos.

I could cycle through all repos to find it, but that is pretty expensive.  Is there a specific rest api to retrieve the clone url?

Mibex_Software · Answer

The hard limit you mention is indeed 1000, but configurable (Stash config property page.max.repositories=1000, see here https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/STASH/Stash+config+properties). But you can always page over the results to get all repositories. Just use "?start=XXX" in your REST requests.

michael_giroux · Answer

Unless I'm overlooking something, repos returns 25 entries by default, and appears to have a hard limit of 1000 entries per request.  But I can work with that.

Mibex_Software · Answer

You can receive all repositories at once with /rest/api/1.0/repos, so you don't need to iterate over all projects first. Note that you will get the repository ID in the JSON output:

"values": [
        {
            "slug": "my-repo",
            "id": 1,

but that will probably not help you much...