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i want to pass my variable in to the JSON object of JIRA API . Here i want to pass this variable summary into the fields .
var summary = " Create ticket"
"fields": { "summary": "Summary" ,"issuetype": { "id": "1" }, assignee": { "name": "abc" }, "project": {"id": "23601"} }
Kindly share the format to pass the variable into this JSON .
Thanks in Advance .
I came across this thread while looking for solution to my problem. I am not sure if kmjira was also facing the same problem.
I wanted to define a variable and then use it in the jql search query while running this code via Jenkins build step. I was able to do this the following way. I have used two variables OlderThan and jira_sql. The JSON output will be recorded in file OpenTickets.txt
OlderThan=30
jira_jql="Project = PROJECTNAME AND status not in (closed, resolved, done) AND created < -${OlderThan}d ORDER BY created ASC"
if [[ ! -z "${jira_jql}" ]]
then
curl --location --request POST "https://jira.xyz.com/rest/api/2/search?pretty=true" \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--header 'Authorization: Basic ZXRhbzpFdGFvQDEyMw==' \
--data '{
"jql": "'"${jira_jql}"'",
"startAt":0,
"maxResults":1000,
"fields":["key","issuetype","summary","priority","status","created","updated","assignee"]
}' > /tmp/OpenTickets.txt
PS: Posted my solution here so that may be it can help someone else like me.
I find it strange to see this important question not answered even after 10 months!!! I found similar questions in the community, also not answered!!!
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