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×Trying to use the Python JIRA package and its not working for me.
Hoping someone here has an answer.
Using this import statement
from jira import JIRA
Import resolves to its containing file
What am I doing wrong here?
Refer the atlassian developer page https://developer.atlassian.com/ to use python in jira
You have to use import requests
Which version are you using, how did you install it and how are you running it?
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pip install JIRA
Python 3.11
can't get by the coding without an error
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I'm not totally sure that you are seeing the problem here. I have no issues with the requests, but with importing and using the jira module in Python.
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@Harry Melamed you can use
jira import JIRA
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Once again, I'm not sure you are paying attention here. I have tried that and posted the error that I'm seeing in my Pycharm UI.
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This can be fixed by running the command like this
python3 -m pip install <package name>
If this is not the case, you may have to go in and start manually installing all dependencies if this is not being done automatically. This can happen if it was installed like pip install --user <package name>
to my knowledge.
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the JIRA module has been installed and the error persists.
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