I have been unable to find a method of retrieving a JIRA attachment using the REST API. So I am wondering if there might be a c# method to retrieve attachments. Is there a .NET API available for Jira?
JIRA provides a REST API for external systems to talk to it.
c#, .net, java, ook, tcl - the language you are using is totally irrelevant. The REST API lets you fetch attachments in any language, as long as they can call https://docs.atlassian.com/jira/REST/cloud/#api/2/attachment-getAttachment
Unfortunately, that gives me all the information about the attachment, not the actual attachment file. I am looking for a solution where I can make a rest call to retrieve the file itself or the binary data of the file.
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Not read the "including the URI of the actual attached file" bit of the doc then?
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Yes, the attachment meta has the URI of the file, however, in this implementation ServiceNow is running in the cloud and does not have access to the URI location. So, again, I am looking for a solution where I make a call to JIRA and receive the baseencoded64 string in the REST payload. It is actually amazing to me that JIRA/webhooks does not have the ability to send the actual file.
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You make the "request" by retrieving the URI. Why can't ServiceNow do that? It's a simple, basic function used everywhere else.
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That's noting to do with JIRA, you need to fix your security setup.
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