In Jira software, I am unable to maintain the Gap between the development Task Completed to QA Task Completed
when the user story completed at that time this task will assign to the development team
the development team completed the task and assign it to the QA team
then the Development team completed the task
so in these cases how to maintain the Development Task Completed to Tester Task Completed Date
@Tomoya KabePut a very large number you will force the system property to give you the max limit :)
Best!
You mean there is no paginated request way for Groups (i.e. REST API document is correct) and no upper limit for maxResults, right?
Thanks,
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@Tomoya KabeREST api documentation is correct because in cloud i think you don't have access to file Jira-Home/WEB-INF/classes/jpm.xml
Inside this file you can increase the maxlimit to a number 3x the number of groups you have in your jira instance but you can do this for sure in Jira server and restart JIRA
<property>
<key>jira.ajax.autocomplete.limit</key>
<name>AJAX Auto-complete Limit</name>
<description>The maximum number of items to show when making suggestions for auto-complete.</description>
<descriptionKey>jira.ajax.autocomplete.limit.desc</descriptionKey>
<default-value>20</default-value>
<type>uint</type>
<admin-editable>false</admin-editable>
<sysadmin-editable>false</sysadmin-editable>
</property>
Best regards,
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I discovered this by accident. If you have less than 1000 groups, you can use this. It returns the names of all groups (in json, not html) and zero users. Now I need to figure out how to get all users.
/rest/api/2/groupuserpicker?query=""\&maxResults=1000
You can then query those names to get other details (like all the users that are members).
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(this was on a CLI, so I had to escape the & with \. Adjust your URL accordingly)
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