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Jira REST Base URL

ashok balami
ashok balami Jul 21, 2017

where and how can we get Jira REST Base URL? I am using jenkins, jira and bitbucktes in my localhost. I could not able to find out the Jira REST Base URL to update jira issue.

I am trying to automatically close the jira issue after deployment.

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Jul 21, 2017

It's always of the form below (replace http://hostname with your JIRA's base url - if it's http://myserver/jira then use that)

http://hostname/rest/<api-name>/<api-version>/<resource-name>

So for JIRA at the moment, it is at

http://hostname/rest/api/2/

(e.g. an issue "get" is http://hostname/rest/api/2/issue/ABC-123 )

 

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