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Hi,
In cloud you can try this
https://your Domain.atlassian.net/rest/api/2/project/{projectId or Key}/components
Works also for self hosted installations, though it is not that eyefriendly :-). But it works and helps i. e. for preparing links to create issues.
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I have a solution that uses only the UI: Add or remove the component from an already existing issue, then check the issue's History tab. You'll see the component ID in the log.
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@ban yige did you ever determine a solution for this? The advanced search and URL used to have the ID but now it is the term. I desperately need the id and can only use the UI.
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@ban yige components IDs usually refer to the server version of Jira. Are you using a server or cloud version or Jira? If you are using a cloud version, then try the solution that @Mohamed Benziane provided. If you are using the server version, then read this solution, which may provide some help to your problem https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/How-can-you-use-SQL-to-find-the-component-id-for-an-issue-in-the/qaq-p/241611
Alex
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@Alex Koxaras Hope fully, it's for cloud as tagged. But, thanks as you have already covered for both.
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