jira.resource.issue object has no attribute 'fields'

[Asaf Dinchman]

Hi , I using the following python code as infra :

from jira import JIRA
from qa_auto_infra_tools.Tools.Logger.SimpleLogger import logger
from qa_auto_infra_tools.Tools.SyncTests.SyncTestsToDB.Helpers.Properties import CommonProperties
import json
import os
import datetime


class JiraOperations:
    custom_field_dict = {
        "Rally Creation Date": "customfield_10134",
        "Rally Created By": "customfield_10135",
        "Rally FormattedID": "customfield_10136",
        "Rally Project": "customfield_10142",
        "Rally Feature": "customfield_10146",
        "Rally Owner": "customfield_10147",
        "Rally Parent": "customfield_10148",
        "Product Name": "customfield_10035",
        "Method": "customfield_10154",
        "Reported On Version": "customfield_10108",
        "Problem Origin": "customfield_10104",
        "Closed Status": "customfield_10067",
        "First Resolved Date": "customfield_10097",
        "Jira ID": "customfield_10193",
        "Path": "customfield_10160"
    }

    def __init__(self):
        self.jira_properties = json.load(open(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), 'jira_properties.json')))
        self.url = self.jira_properties['url']
        self.common_properties = CommonProperties
        self.user_name = self.jira_properties['user_name']
        self.password = self.jira_properties['password']
        self.jira = self.init_jira()

    def init_jira(self):
        """

        Returns: an instance of a JIRA object

        """
        return JIRA(server=self.url, basic_auth=(self.user_name, self.password))


    def extract_issue_info(self, issue):
        project = self.jira.project(self.common_properties.JIRA_PROJECT_KEY.strip())

        issue_info = dict()
        issue_info['TYPE'] = 'TestCase'
        issue_info['TS_TEST_ID'] = issue.id
        issue_info['TS_NAME'] = issue.key
        issue_info['TS_USER_01'] = ','.join([tc_tag for tc_tag in list(issue.fields.labels)]) if len(
            issue.fields.labels) > 0 else None
        issue_info['TS_STATUS'] = None
        issue_info['TS_RESPONSIBLE'] = issue.fields.creator.displayName
        issue_info['TS_TYPE'] = getattr(issue.fields, JiraOperations.custom_field_dict['Method']).value \
            if getattr(issue.fields, JiraOperations.custom_field_dict['Method']) else 'Automated'
        issue_info['TS_SUBJECT'] = project.id  # Should be Test Folder
        issue_info['TS_LAST_UPDATE_DATE'] = datetime.datetime.strptime(issue.fields.updated.split('T')[0], '%Y-%m-%d')
        issue_info['TS_BUG_IDS'] = None
        issue_info['TS_CREATION_DATE'] = datetime.datetime.strptime(issue.fields.created.split('T')[0], '%Y-%m-%d')
        issue_info['TS_DESCRIPTION'] = issue.fields.description
        issue_info['TESTS'] = None
        issue_info['TS_CLASS_NAME'] = getattr(issue.fields, JiraOperations.custom_field_dict['Path']).value
        return issue_info

    def get_all_tests(self, project_name, fields):
        issues = []
        issues_info = []
        i = 0
        chunk_size = 100
        while True:
            chunk = self.jira.search_issues(f'project = {project_name} AND issuetype = Test', startAt=i, maxResults=chunk_size, fields=fields)
            i += chunk_size
            issues += chunk.iterable
            if i >= chunk.total:
                break
        for issue in issues:
            issues_info += self.extract_issue_info(issue)
        return issues_info

 when I execute my code I get:

raise AttributeError(
AttributeError: <class 'jira.resources.Issue'> object has no attribute 'fields' ('Issue' object is not subscriptable)

when I inspect the object in debug I see that indeed the object doesn't have those fields , only id , key , url as seen in pic

how do I extract all this info ?h