I'm trying to write a java interface for rest api's of jira, where I want to have a where clause which contains feature id as input. But when I look at that field, it is a custom defined field.
When I pass the id of this field in where clause, I end up getting this error :
{"errorMessages":["Field 'customfield_104' does not exist or you do not have permission to view it."],"errors":{}}
The field do exist, so I guess the permission is the issue. How would I solve this problem?
I'm gracefully able to login into the JIRA system, without any authentication error.
Actually, I very much doubt that field exists. Customfield tags are usually 5 digits long and start at 10000. Have another look in your installation, I think you'll find it's customfield_10004 or customfield_10400 !
mmm. Check the field exists in the project/issue-type, and that the user that you are logging in as can see it too.
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Can your REST see any other custom fields?
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Good, so it's a general error and not a field-specific one. Next question is if your REST can see system fields? Like *summary* for example?
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