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Here's the "no explanation offered answer" read:cmdb-object:jira Read on for the background: Why I say that... I built a REST API Browser from the documentation Atlassian Provides but few people probably notice. My REST Browser (free - help yourself): The Atlassian documents: * The api documents can be found…
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Thanks... chatGPT provided this documentation link... which I thought was cool https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/reporting-in-jira-461504615.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com#ReportinginJira-greenhopper
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There is a more reports link that has a pop-up window with many of the reports listed before. I didn't try to cross reference the ones you mentioned may be missing.
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LOL - I get this regularly because my typing skills are horrible. If you misspell your site URL, you will get this message. In otherwords - if the xxxxxx.atlasian.net doesn't exsit, that's the message you get. Click my made up site link below to see what I mean. Then verify your site URL. You've probably simply mispelled…
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1 more hidden gem -- if you get the notification scheme Id and run the REST Endpoint in a browser, be sure to use the expand=notificationSchemeEvents. It may tell you the same thing you are seeing on your admin screen -- but this will expose the "Ids" of the objects involved and you may find your achilles heal that way.…
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is anyone else recieving email from the Team Managed Projects? It is great that the company managed projects work -- that helps narrow the focus. Not meaning to send you on a fishing trip -- but I do a lot with the REST APIs and have a publically available REST Browser. (REST BROWSER Link) I went to the endpoint lookup tab…
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Interesting -- when I went in to compare notifications for my Team Manged Project versus my Company Managed project, this sentence at the top of the page got my attention: Jira can send people or roles an email when events happen on a work item - for example, when someone comments. Settings on this page will be overridden…
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I don't have a lot of expertise in JPD but your question is interesting. I've done a cursory review of the documentation here : https://community.atlassian.com/forums/Jira-Product-Discovery-articles/Feature-update-Hierarchies-in-Jira-Product-Discovery/ba-p/2983037 and the answer to your question is not obvious to me ... So…
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@Trudy P Claspill seems to have covered everything you need. * Keep in mind components are defined per project. Even if you use the same component name in two projects they are unique. For example "ProjectA.Mobile" and "ProjectB.Mobile" are unique. * It sounds like components are important enough in your organization that…
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Looks like related documentation here: https://support.atlassian.com/user-management/docs/create-groups/ and here https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/admin/organization/rest/api-group-groups/#api-v2-orgs-orgid-directories-directoryid-groups-groupid-get
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How crazy --- when Atlassian changed pagination logic for work items, many people found themselves with non-working excel extract logic. So I hastily published an update to an Excel Extract I've had for years . (Free) Just last night - I removed the link from my website. Today - I see your post (and a couple of others) so…
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I don't know if these user search endpoints are any faster - but at least you could do multiple projects at one time. (or so it appears). Note -- this screenshot came from my REST API Browser I share with the community from time to time. (free). It may be hard to spot, but I started with a query paramter search. REST…
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I am not working with any at the moment to verify my hypothesis, but seems like audit log (or other details) from the global automation tab would help identify which rules are being used. In fact as I think about it, the last time I had to debug mysterious automaion behavior, this log let us know each automation execution.…
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lol -- but it's so easy to click a template and hope for the best.
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you may find my Marketplace Report helpful (free and linked here). The data is admittedly about 1 month old. Marketplace Plugin Report
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BTW -- having just re-read everything let me offer to more thoughts: You can control the hierarchy of a Company Managed project (though it impacts all company managed projects when you make a change.) See the attached Admin Screen Shot. Also - I think @Trudy P Claspill probably has it correct regarding behavior, but you…
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@David Hay Your question has inspired me :-).... and @John Funk and @Trudy P Claspill your comments were very helpful. I was working on a configuration summary report yesterday and I compared Issue Types from COMPANY managed to TEAM managed projects, I was stunned to realize how much I didn't know before now. In the…
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I have to say that I think the documentation from Atlassian has gotten much better over the recent years. Here is the best place to start: https://www.atlassian.com/resources Even with all the resources available, it can still be hard to understand how everything ties together when it comes to Collections, Applications,…
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Cool.... I have created and tested the spreadsheet against my own installation and am currently running a second test against the ecosystem site. To use the spreadsheet the first time, you will need to provide three parameters (URL, Email, and an API Token). I have instructions on how to do that on the first tab. You may…
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I apolopgize for not noticing. Here is the link to some Data Center documentation. https://support.atlassian.com/jira/kb/verify-jira-filter-subscription-email-delivery/
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if you already have the JQL, put it in a filter (if not there already). Then use a filter subscription to email your list at whatever frequency you want. This solution pre-dates the availability of Automation. But it still works flawlessly and I recommend it as an answer a few times each year. Create the filter for the…
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You can get a list of filters and associated JQL with the REST APIs. First, if you are logged into your atlassian site, try this in a browser (using your site): https://ecosystem.atlassian.net/rest/api/3/filter/search?expand=jql&maxResults=100 you should see something like this: "self":…
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Good morning -- I think I can help. I use the REST APIs to pull data into Power BIwithout any additional plugins. Here is a link to a "Work in Progress" Power BI Report that pulls data from ecosystem.atlassian.net daily (for test data purposes)…
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Good evening. (Note -- I am not an Atlassian employee of that is what you are looking for). I am a little confused - I assume JPD = Jira product discovery and I'm not aware of any endpoints specific to that product. If you have an endpoint that is causing you problems or a link to JPD API documentation, please provide it.…
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@Shalini Pradhan @Trudy P Claspill and how is clicking considered automation? I am nobody special on the ecosystem site but If I extract an issue with the REST API, I can see all the user accounts associated to the issue. My assumption is for automation purposes, knowing who is in what role relative to a specific issue is…
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Sorry - Part 2 https://yourSite.atlassian.net/rest/api/3/users
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Put this in a browser: https://yoursite.atlassian.net/rest/api/3/myself Watch the magic ;-)
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Thank you.... Just re-read your comment ... its a bit early for me so I think you've followed my dead-end to its logical conclusion :-) Good luck
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Why not have your users set the filters the way they need them and then bookmark the page?
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You may find this FREE PowerBI I've created useful... it uses the REST Definitions provided by Atlassian to build an Endpoint Report REST Endpoint Browser * The version I am sharing has the GET endpoints only * There are (IMHO) three kinds of data available through REST:* Configuration (projects / spaces, screens, fields,…