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Get version by name via rest API

Aede van der Weij

I only have the name of a version that needs to be set to released. In order to close it I need the corresponding id. The following api returns a list of all versions for a specifc project

http://<JIRA_HOST>/rest/api/2/project/<PROJECT_KEY>/version

I could then search the result for a matching entry and fetch the id from the response. This could be a solution. However for large projects this will not be very efficient. I am looking to filter the results by name, but I cannot find anything documented that would support something like this:

http://<JIRA_HOST>/rest/api/2/project/<PROJECT_KEY>/version?name=<VERSION_NAME>

If the API is lacking such a feature I am interested in other ways to limit te result. Maybe filtering it by status (only show unreleased versions). Or maybe a complete different approach.

Accepted answers

Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]

As of now, there is no option to restrict the results based on version attributes. You will have to write a plugin to expose a new end point if you really need it.

The best you can do is to use pagination.

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Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]

As of now, there is no option to restrict the results based on version attributes. You will have to write a plugin to expose a new end point if you really need it.

The best you can do is to use pagination.

Aede van der Weij

I do not wan't to write a plugin for numerous reasons, but thanks for mentioning it.

Is the order of versions in the result guaranteed or can it be changed? Per default it appears to be oldest first. The unreleased versions would most likely be the newer ones, hence will appear at the end. If I cannot determine the order, pagination will not really be helpful I reckon.

Jobin Kuruvilla [Adaptavist]

There is an orderBy option and you can order by the following fields:

sequence
name
startDate
releaseDate

Aede van der Weij

Perfect. For reference sake I add that by adding a minus sign would change the default order from ascending to descending.

For example:

orderBy=-startDate will order by startDate most recent first.

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