I want to view the issue using the unique issue id.
I tried this link : https://hackerrank.atlassian.net/secure/ViewIssue.jspa?id=24989
But this link doesn't work.
I want the unique link of an issue that does not change when the issue is moved to another project.
It's <base url>/browse/Issuekey - the issue ID is not really for humans and isn't exposed in the urls.
This is the unique link for an issue based on issue-id :
https://jira.atlassian.com/rest/api/2/issue/769698
I want the URL that is not a REST API link.
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There isn't one.
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Is there any unique link of an issue that does not change when the issue is moved to another project?
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Yes, the original issue key as created. Jira retains the information that you moved it and takes people landing there to the new issue.
If, for example, you create ABC-123, the url is <jira base>/browse/ABC-123 . You move it to project DEF and it gets numbered 456. <jira base>/browse/DEF-456 is the new direct url for it, but landing on <jira base>/browse/ABC-123 will take you to <jira base>/browse/DEF-456 as well.
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Look in the development panel in the issue view.
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See above.
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<base url>/issues/?jql=id=<issue ID> should work (as of June 2019)
example:
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I don't think so since the question is about using the "issue ID" not the "issue key" as the original answer said.
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