I'm trying to get the results of a saved JQL filter via api. I've done this before in the past, so I believe I have the API call generally correct, and I get a 200 in response, but I always get this response: {"startAt":0,"maxResults":50,"total":0,"issues":[]}
There should be 39 results, that's what I see in the UI when I go to that filter. The saved query I'm passing in the JQL has 39 results.
Here is the curl:
Is the token encoded in base64 as your email + api token or is it just simply your api token that's there?
Hi @Jason Bosen ,
are u sure that the token is related to the user that see 39 issues as result?
Fabio
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Positive. I've used that token to create JIRA issues and the creator shows us as the same user I'm viewing the filter with.
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Please check that the filter used in your rest api call is shared with the user.
Regards,
Fabio
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The filter is shared with all users in my organization. Additionally, my user created the filter and I am using my user's token. So I don't see how it could be a permission issue.
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