GET /issue
Get a list of issues for a search query.
GET /rest/issue?{filter}&{with}&{max}&{after}
- Request parameters:
Name Type Description filter string A query to search for issues. You can also specify several queries. Results for these search filters will be returned in subsequent blocks, a list of issues per each filter. For example, if you specify:
In the result xml the first block of issues will match the search query for:me #Unresolved #Exception, and after it, all issues that match the search query for:me #Unresolved #Show-stopper.
Please note, that all additional parameters described in this table ('with', 'max', and 'after') are applied to all specified filters, and (if needed) should be provided after the filters. with string List of fields that should be included in the result. For example, the request will return a list of issues only with these specific fields in the result. Other fields will not be included in the result xml.max integer Maximum number of issues to get. If not provided, only 10 issues will be returned by default. after integer A number of issues to skip before getting a list of issues. That is, when you specify, for example, after=12 in request, then in the response you will get all issues matching request but without first twelve issues found.
- Response parameters:
Name Description id Issue id in database jiraId If issue was imported from Jira, represents id, that it has in Jira projectShortName Short name of the issue's project numberInProject Number of issue in project summary Summary of the issue description Description of the issue created Time when issue was created (the number of milliseconds since January 1, 1970, 00:00:00 GMT represented by this date). updated Time when issue was last updated (the number of milliseconds since January 1, 1970, 00:00:00 GMT represented by this date). updaterName Login of the user, that was the last, who updated the issue resolved If the issue is resolved, shows time, when resolved state was last set to the issue (the number of milliseconds since January 1, 1970, 00:00:00 GMT represented by this date). reporterName Login of user, who created the issue voterName Login of user, that voted for issue commentsCount Number of comments in issue votes Number of votes for issue permittedGroup User group, that has permission to read this issue; if group is not set, it means that any user has access to this issue comment Represents issue comment (see Get comments of an issue) tag Tags, accessible to logged in user field Represent any field of the issue including custom fields (depending on name attribute). Number and type of fields depends on project settings.
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