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How to get the details of fix version using fix version name?
I know I can get the details of all the fix version using below mentioned rest API
rest/api/2/project/{project Name}/versions/.
But I want to get the details of specific fix version. is there any API?
or I need to iterate through response
It should be possible by either expanding some fields or by using /rest/api/2/search endpoint.
However, what kind details are you trying to get for a specific version?
Cheers,
Dario
Every fixversion has details like released:true, releaseDate.
I want to extract these value using rest. I know I can do if I know internal ID of fixversion but how I can get these details by using name of fixversion.
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As documented you can only use the version ID:
- https://docs.atlassian.com/jira/REST/cloud/#api/2/version
You cannot use the name since different releases in differerent projects can have the same name/version.
One thig you can do is to call rest/api/2/project/{project Name}/versions/, search for the release name, get the ID and then call /rest/api/2/version/{id}
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that is what I am doing but as my project has more than 1000 fix version so it is quite slow to iterate through all.
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