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@Jennifer_Molyneaux Roadmap is relatively new feature and is only available on Jira Cloud with Next-Gen projects. I think it will take sometime to come to Server/Data Center.
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There are many libraries available in Node ecosystem to call rest api's. Most popular that I know of are, * Standard https - https://nodejs.org/api/http.html#http_http_request_options_callback * Request - https://github.com/request/request * Axios - https://github.com/mzabriskie/axios You can use whatever fits you best.…
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@anamika25Welcome to the community! There is no API to create issue using CSV file. But with little bit of script/code you can solve this. Here are steps you need to follow, * Find suitable library to iterator over CSV file, * Map each column in a row to required field in Jira * Now you have two options,* Create issue one…
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@Heiko Treuner I think there is no ID field against user, what they have to uniquely identify user is 'key'.
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@Avrohom_Yisroel_Silver I updated Atlassian Team on Slack. I don't think they have taken any action, as I don't see any comment by Atlassian. I will add it there once again. @LarryBrock you can also participate in thread. But I would still suggest logging an issue with Atlassian.
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@Heiko Treunerif you aware of username you can get user key using get user api and using username in parameter. API is reference here - https://docs.atlassian.com/atlassian-crowd/3.2.3/REST/#usermanagement/1/user-getUser
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Woho! We have a new leader
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Welcome to the community, I hope you enjoy it.
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@shannon1793 oh sorry! the link was for Jira server. You please check this link - https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwarecloud/working-with-search-results-764478404.html
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@Rishi Jain Oh! I forgot to mention both these API are in experimental tag, so to use them you need to build a app using Atlassian Connect ( https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/getting-started/ ) There is no work around experimental API as of now.
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@Tom_BubbOne thing is on Linux you can upgrade to Data Center on later stage which is currently not possible on windows. On Linux commands, no end user don't need to learn it. But admin must know his way around linux for better management.
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@LarryBrock I am not able to find. @Avrohom_Yisroel_Silver If you have logged issue with Atlassian do let us know.
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@Sughosh R Need to check on that. Have you read the documentation link that I have given?
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@Tom_Bubb This is pretty nice move. What I can say simply is experience will be similar but more swift.
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@Sughosh R Can you try it with position, like this you can replace 1 here to see difference. ${bamboo.planRepository.1.branchName}
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'total' in response here means total number of issue that your query satisfy. So, for maxResults=100&startAt=0 query your response, * Here you are getting first 100 issues (starting from 0) out of total 498 issues for maxResults=100&startAt=5 * Here you will get 100 issues out of total 498 starting from 5th issue You can…
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@vipin_gupta Welcome to the community! Here is answer as per your question, * Max Result for JQL issue search API can't be more than 100 (it is max set by Atlassian), so if you want to fetch more data, you need to use startAt in combination with maxResults parameter. * To get comments, you need to pass parameter named…
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@Sughosh R Welcome to the community. Variable you are looking for should be like this, "${bamboo.planRepository.branchName}" Have a look at this for more details - https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamboo/bamboo-variables-289277087.html
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Code will look like this, def regexStr = ~/^(c|d|i)\d{5}$/ or def regexStr = Pattern.compile(/^(c|d|i)\d{5}$/) So whole code will look like this, def activity = getFieldById("customfield_12945") def activity_value = getFieldById("customfield_12945").getvalue().toString() def regexStr = ~/^(c|d|i)\d{5}$/ if…
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@Ankuskum I think the regular expression for your condition, * Starts with c,d or i, and after this * 5 digit number Then your regex should look like this, ^(c|d|i)\d{5}$
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@sabzx Simple answer is no. The API you are using here is for content, and you will only get user name and user key as users information.
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@Mick Roffey Welcome to the community! Repository in simplest term is a place where resources/things are stored. Now in terms of Atlassian Bitbucket, or GIT, it is a place where source code is stored.
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@shannon1793 First of all welcome to the community! It is really nice to have new people on community. Now coming to your question, there are couple of things in Jira Cloud that can help you here, * Receiving Search Results via Email -…
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Woohoo! once again you rock @Jodi LeBlanc
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Oh! my bad I guess linking got mixed up, API I was talking about is, https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/?#api-rest-api-3-users-get It will just need pagination data. Now, for your knowledge, accountId parameter in API that I gave you previously was id of user of which you want to fetch information.…
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@Chun Ho Ng Welcome to the community! To add 'write' scope to atlassian-connect.json file you need to add something like this. { "key": "YOUR_ADDON_KEU", "name": "ADDON_NAME", "description": "ADDON_DESCRIPTION", "scopes": ["READ", "WRITE"], # HERE I HAVE ADDED A WRITE SCOPE "modules": { ... } } But, I don't think with…
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@Rishi JainYou don't need to be admin, you will just need Browse users and groups permission in your Jira. API that you can use are, * https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/?#api-rest-api-3-users-search-get * https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/?#api-rest-api-3-user-search-get
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@Rishi Jain Welcome to the community! You have couple of ways to do this, * Standard rest API, using library of your choice to call that rest (unirest is really nice)* https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/ * This page explains usage -…
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Don't have pet :-(
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@Jeffrey Saltzman First of all welcome to the community! You are correct about shortcoming of Code Macro in new editing experience for Confluence Cloud. Many discussion related to this are in progress, summary of which is Atlassian want to make things simpler and is pushing new feature very carefully to new editor in…