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I am search for a specific Epic using the /search API. I am sending a POST request like so:
{ jql: 'id = "TCK-4000"', startAt: 0, maxResults: 50, fields: ['*all'] }
Which returns fine and I am able to parse the JSON from the response and get something like:
[ { "expand": "operations,versionedRepresentations,editmeta,changelog,transitions,renderedFields", "id": "ID", "self": "LINK", "key": "TCK-4000", "fields": { "issuetype": ...
However, in the response I see:
"subtasks": [],
"issuelinks": [],
Which is incorrect because I can browse the issue manually and see 5+ subtasks/linked issues. Is there something else I need to add? This is a major issue.
Are you sure these issues are links or subtasks? And not Epic Links?
Yeah they are all set as Tasks. Is there anyway to include the Epic children?
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I'm sorry, I was not clear there. The task type does not matter, what I was asking about was the type of link, or, in more abstract terms, the "relationship". You could use "issue links" to link an issue to another. You could create "subtasks" on an issue, which implies a parent-child relationship. And the one I'm interested in here - you can create "Epic links" to issues to show that they are part of the epic. You can probably see where I'm headed with this - links and subtasks are represented in your response JSON, but I suspect the third one, which should be coming out as a custom field, rather than the "system field" level link or subtask.
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I have multiple projects that use variations of the same base workflow. The variations depend on the requirements of the project or issue type. The variations mostly come in the form of new statuses ...
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