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Thanks so much, @Mia Tamm _Simpleasyty_ - really appreciate you reading it and taking the time to reply. That means a lot coming from another partner in the spac The delivery-visibility point is the one that kept coming back for us too - hard to overstate how much it changes debugging once the delivery record lives on the…
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Done Quiz :)
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Hi @Davyd Melnychuk This pattern — deliveries silently dropped with no failure entries — is one of the toughest scenarios with native Jira webhooks, because the platform does not surface “the delivery never happened” anywhere visible to you. The “Get failed webhooks” endpoint only shows attempts Atlassian actually made and…
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Both existing answers use Automation for Jira's Send web request — that works, but there's a third approach worth knowing about that's often cleaner for "fire a webhook on a specific transition": Native admin webhook with a JQL filter using the CHANGED operator. In Settings → System → WebHooks, create a webhook subscribed…
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To retrieve sprint information in Jira using the Java API, you should use com.atlassian.greenhopper.service.sprint.SprintService instead of SprintManager. The SprintManager service is intended for internal use and may be unstable in user applications. In contrast, SprintService, though marked as ExperimentalApi, allows for…
