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Hi,
I am using Jira APIs (https://ict4dprojectservices.atlassian.net/rest/api/2/search?jql=) to get information out of the system and have the following questions.
1. Max result set size is 100, how can I increase the size.
2. I am not able to get comments related to issues, using APIs.
3. How can I get the attachments for the issues?
Thanks,
Vipin
@vipin_gupta Welcome to the community!
Here is answer as per your question,
fields=comment&fields=summary
fields=comment&fields=attachment
Thank you for the prompt reply, very useful.
Another question regarding startAt parameter.
I am using URL
I am getting below message.
This means I am getting 498 issues. So when I will set startAt parameter as 5, I should get empty response. But that is not the case, I am getting data with startAt parameter as 5
Please advice how to use startAt parameter so that code can end the loop.
Thanks,
Vipin
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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,
for maxResults=100&startAt=5
You can take 'total' as maximum size of array and 'startAt' as starting index from where you are fetching sub array.
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