Hi @Dev Bonebone,
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The Search for issues using JQL endpoint can get all the issues for a specific project.
yeah i already tried that but it only return the project that belongs to jira software product, for project that belongs to jira work management it wasn't show it
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below is the example jql query
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Then you need to check what permission you have, I just ran it in my sandbox against a JWM project and all the issues were returned. this is the query I used:
/rest/api/3/search?jql=project%20%3D%20JWM
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The only permission needed to use that endpoint is browse project permission, so the question is what permissions do you have in the JWM project? Can you access the project from within Jira? If so then the endpoint should return all issues.
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i do can access all the projects under JWM thru JIRA but the all of the projects under JWM didn't show using the endpoint given. It return the project under JIRA SOFTWARE only.
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Are you using your own account when using the endpoint? The endpoint is not just for JSW projects, it can return issues from any of to the 4 flavors of Jira.
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I'm using a development account with admin privileges for specific permissions, but not as a site administrator.
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Does that account have access to the JWM project, and does it also have a product license for JWM assigned to it?
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not sure about that where can i check if the account got access to the jwm project, as for now it can be used on jira. for product license i don't think it is assigned to this account yet.
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If you go to admin.atlassian.com and then go to Product > Users and search for the account you can see what product access it has.
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Thanks for the help. yeah i didn't have an access to the jwm product.
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