Is it possible to execute JQL query from python script and get the result in a xml or character delimited format.
Regards,
Urmimala
(NagraVision)
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Hello @Urmimala Biswal
Can you clarify for which purposes you need a JQL function in Python?
I'll try to help you when I get to know it.
Best regards, Mariana
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from jira import JIRA
USER = 'you@yourdomain.com'
API_TOKEN ='<api token>'
options = {"server": "https://yourdomain.atlassian.net"}
jira = JIRA(options, basic_auth=(USER, API_TOKEN))
query = """
project = "MVP"
AND status = "Development done"
AND issuetype = Subtask
ORDER BY lastViewed DESC
"""
my_jql = jira.search_issues(query)
for issue in my_jql:
print (issue.key)
print (issue.fields.customfield_10233)
##############################
#projects = jira.projects()
#for project in projects:
# print (project.key)
# All fields on a ticket
#ticket = 'TICKET-653'
#issue = jira.issue(ticket)
#for field_name in issue.raw['fields']:
# print ("Field:", field_name, "Value:", issue.raw['fields'][field_name])
#summary = issue.fields.summary
#print('ticket: ', ticket, summary)
##############################
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Yes - use the search REST API. Also, requests is a good client library which you can use in Python to execute the REST call.
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