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Calling REST API from python issues with latest version of Jira

Vincent Guesdon
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May 15, 2023

Hi,

 

where I am working, we use a python API to get tickets info, create and delete on jira using the REST API.

Everything was working fine until the company update jira to a newest version of jira
we went from v8.3.5 to v8.20.10

 

now when we use the REST API to create or delete a ticket, then after the server gave it's response we have no guarantee how long before a search will actualy work properly on it which is highly problematic.

 

the timing seems completely inconsistent, sometimes just calling delete then search for the ticket actually works and return something instead of a proper not found

and the info that it returns can be completely messed up. Any idea how to solve this that doesn't required to come back to an older version of the jira server ?

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