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How do you find issues by label?

MookNop

I'm using the JIRA REST API as part of a microservice. I want to be able to pull stories from a board that share a certain label and return them as a list. I can find issues by number, but the returned value doesn't have label data, and I can't find anything that mentions labels in the API.

I found this question, which has an answer, but I can't resolve the link and don't have the REST API browser (which I assume is what the link is for).

My service is running Node.js with the npm jira-client package.

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Craig Castle-Mead_20fp9z

Hey Stanislav,

Searching by label (code below assumes the label you want is "labelname" - change accordingly, you can use https://jira.company.com/rest/api/2/search?jql=labels%20IN%20(%22labelname%22)

The below is returning the labels for a jira issue PROJECTKEY-123 (if you remove the fields=labels, you get all the fields but it takes a bit longer

https://jira.company.com/rest/api/2/issue/PROJECTKEY-123?fields=labels

Tested on Jira server 7.6.2

Hopefully this helps, but if not, let us know

CCM

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Craig Castle-Mead_20fp9z

Hey Stanislav,

Searching by label (code below assumes the label you want is "labelname" - change accordingly, you can use https://jira.company.com/rest/api/2/search?jql=labels%20IN%20(%22labelname%22)

The below is returning the labels for a jira issue PROJECTKEY-123 (if you remove the fields=labels, you get all the fields but it takes a bit longer

https://jira.company.com/rest/api/2/issue/PROJECTKEY-123?fields=labels

Tested on Jira server 7.6.2

Hopefully this helps, but if not, let us know

CCM

MookNop

Thank you, Craig!

That's definitely steering me in the right direction. I neglected to mention that I'm trying to do this programatically from my service in javascript using the npm jira-client package.

I did find this, which I think might be more along the lines of what I'm looking for, if it works the way I think it will. I'll report back.

MookNop

The command I was using was building the URI incorrectly. Thanks for helping me to suss that out!