Thomas Deiler_db00h3 Community Champion

Dear @Eric J. Katowitz , welcome to the community! The format is taken with the "copy&paste". What you could do as a work-a-round is to paste the text into a "dumb" editor of your choice. Then copy it again and the format is gone. Or you search the web for "Paste as Plain Text in Windows". I am using Linux and just by…

Dear @Christoph Körner , have you tried to create a new JSM project, configure to for your needs and then MOVE the issues of your JSW project to the new JSM? Bye Thomas

@Maximilian Floß Does your JSON work?

Dear @Kamil Cukrowski , you can create a webhook that is triggered by comments. See https://developer.atlassian.com/server/jira/platform/webhooks/ for details. Bye Thomas

Dear @Goonawardanar_R_N_W , before you proceed, I strongly recommend to upgrade to at least 7.19.x. Nevertheless have you tried to copy & paste the REST GET call to a browser tab? Does it return also HTML instead of JSON? Have you tried another REST client or browser extension? Have you tried…

Dear @Alex , if you do not receive an answer the next days, I recommend to ask your question at https://community.developer.atlassian.com/ Bye Thomas

Dear @Kevin Lu , you can't hide a space from an administrator. You can give them no access to the space, but an admin can then manage the permissions with > General Configuration > Space Permissions. The question is, why don't you trust your other administrators? Is the information top secret? Probably you should store it…

@teckel12 Are you facing issues with login in, currently? If yes, can you please tell me which VPN solution you are using?

@Ben Upham It seems to be the natural expected behavior, that mapping users directly to a role should work. Otherwise it makes no sense that you can perform this action, or? Without knowing the details of your site configuration, I suggest to open a support ticket.

Dear @Kamal Ali , do you user Confluence Cloud or Server? For Cloud the request looks like this: https://company-name.atlassian.net/wiki/rest/api/content/search?cql=QUERY for more details: https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/confluence/rest/api-group-content/#api-wiki-rest-api-content-search-get So long Thomas

Dear @Michal Koziel unfortunately, I can't answer your question. We as community leaders are working as volunteers. We have no influence on the product development nor do we know the plans of the future. But feel free to raise a suggestion at https://jira.atlassian.com/secure/Dashboard.jspa So long Thomas

Dear @NISARG SONI , welcome to the community! Please do as described in my post from Feb 1, 2018: * first fetching all attachment information of one page * then simple take the download link (it's in the JSON response) to get one attachment The curl command is curl -H "Authorization: Basic ....." <download link> So long…

Servus @Julius Liljeberg , die von Dir beschriebenen Anforderungen für "Nur-Portal-Kunden" werden erfüllt. Du kannst den Jira Service Management Free Plan für eine unbegrenzte Anzahl an Portal Nutzern ausprobieren. Wichtig zu wissen ist, dass jeder Deiner Mitarbeiter ein kostenloses Atlassian Konto dafür benötigt. Mehr…

Dear @chrisyeem , As far as I can see, everything is correct. So the source of your issue could be curl, itself. It could be linked to the false library. Or the charset of your shell is suppressing the characters. You can try to rebuild curl on your own from source and install at /usr/local/bin in parallel. Have you tried…

Dear @D Mitchell , have you tried to telnet localhost 5432 Is there a connect? If not, have a look at my article (Part 1). With the PostgreSQL upgrade, the config files got most probably overwritten. So long Thomas

Dear @Diptangshu Sarkar , welcome to the community! When you can connect from your client PC to the MS SQL server, successfully, this does not mean that it works from Jira/eazyBI. I just proved that the credentials are correct and the DB is working. It could be one of the following (hard guessing - I don't know details of…

The authorization header will not work like that, because you need to encrypt. Try this link. I recommend to use a browser REST extension, to build and test your POST rest call, first. If it works, then you can more or less "Copy & Paste" to python.

Dear @Sam Joynson , welcome to the community. Have you tried this already? https://myhost/rest/api/content?type=blogpost&spaceKey=SPACE&expand=body.view So long Thomas

Dear @Diana , yes, you can. First get the IDs of all issue types of one project: GET /rest/api/2/issue/createmeta/{projectIdOrKey}/issuetypes Then get all meta info of one issue type: GET /rest/issue/createmeta/{projectIdOrKey}/issuetypes/{issueTypeId} The response contains an entity "required". It's true for mandatory…

Dear @Laurence , try to set following headers: Accept: application/json User-Agent: x So long Thomas

Dear @Ankuskum interesting requirement. Why do you need to do this? Anyhow, by using normal issue operations, you can't avoid this. It's the design of Jira to log all changes into the history and update the updatedDate. But you can alter the DB directly. Not really recommended, because you could mess up everything.…

Dear @Thorsten Witt , I have no clue about Automation, but probably this helps: Selecting a single option for a multi select field would look like this in pure JSON: { "fields": { "customfield_11600": [ { "value": "Project X" } ] } } I guess that {{issue.parent.fields.customfield_11600.value.asJsonStringArray}} will return…

Dear @Albert Cameron , so its is. One work-a-round: Create a "hidden" transition to you workflow, that only the API user can execute. Add to the transition screen your ID field. Alternatively you could call POST /rest/screens/{screenId}/tabs/{tabId}/fields to add the field to the screen, then update your hidden ID field…

Dear @Priyanka khare , Confluence will get a new host name. So for Confluence links, that point to Jira, its not a problem. They work as before - Jira URL did not change. But the reciprocal links will fail. To fix the links in Jira pointing to a new Confluence URL, follow this Atlassian KB article. Note: If you would move…

Dear @atalwar , have you tried, for debugging, to replace ${workspace} with a hard-coded path? BtW: The endpoint https://xxxxx.xxxxxx/wiki/rest/api/content/xxxxxx/child/attachment doesn't look like to fit for cloud (you tagged the question as 'cloud'). It should be…

Dear @[deleted] , welcome to the community! There is an official FAQ. I recommend to study the details and hope that you can make a decision, afterwards. So long Thomas

Dear @Geethanjali S J you are on the right way. Do first a rest call, that returns all projects. From that response you will need the "project IDs". Then for each project ID call https://domain.atlassian.net/rest/api/3/project/project ID/role/role ID where "role ID" is the right one pointing to the "Admin" role. So long…

Dear @lou_rodriguez , unfortunately, there is no 'report' REST endpoint, that delivers the data you can see in the standard EPIC reports. But you can create that report on your own. All you need is the right JQL for one Sprint (or many) to fetch all relevant issues with a "search" request, then you can create all possible…

I found an excellent article with details about exactly what you like to do.

Dear @Felix Köhn , yes, you can! ;) a) get the ID of your attachment to update: GET /rest/content/{id}/child/attachment b) update the attachment data: POST /rest/content/{id}/child/attachment/{attachmentId}/data So long Thomas D