Hi Team,
I was able in the past to use a JQL by using REST API in order to fetch a specific property from JIRA
request_url = jira_base_url+'/rest/api/3/search?jql=project%3D%27'+projectCode+'%27%20AND%20syncedFactSheetCount%3E0&properties=leanix'
This was providing me the specified properties in the response, but as I am exploring the jira-python library I am not able to retrieve the properties when I try the below. Is there a way to fetch this information?
jira = JIRA(options, basic_auth=("email", "apiToken"))
for issue in jira.search_issues('reporter = currentUser() order by created desc', maxResults=30,json_result=True,fields='summary')['issues']:
print(issue)
Hi @Tarun Tarun ,
After parsing through the source of the jira-python client, it appears that the library doesn't have a wrapper for entity properties, such as the issue property in your REST API example. There does appear to be a request to add properties to the client here in its open source project.
I would suggest trying to use the REST API directly in your python code to get the properties, as the client cannot currently do it. Or if you're handy with python enough to extend the client, check out the contributing guidelines and submit a pull request to the client to get it added officially.
Cheers,
Daniel
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