jira.servername/rest/tempo-timesheets/4/worklogs/1
gives me the worklog information of the Worklog ID = 1.
However, I want to extract all worklogs where the account is not null and updated or created after a certain date.
How can I achieve this?
With Jira REST API I could use jql code, but it doesn't seem possible with tempo rest api.
jira.servername/rest/api/3/search/maxResults=100&startAt=0&jql=updated>='Date'AND%20Account%20isNOT%20EMPTY%20"
Hi @Marc,
if I add jira.servername/rest/tempo-timesheets/4/worklogs/search/from='2024-11-11'/to=2024-11-15/worker/'me' or other versions search functions;
jira.servername/rest/tempo-timesheets/4/worklogs/search/attributes/object(_newaccount_)/type="ACCOUNT"/name="newaccount"
I get error 404.
What am I doing wrong to not get any results?
Hi @Hallaien
I have never user this call myself, as I'm not on DC.
But I think this is better to to with Postman or Open API.
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HI @Hallaien
Tempo API offers function based on this.
https://apidocs.tempo.io/dc/modules/timesheets.html?hsLang=en#tag/Worklogs/operation/searchWorklogs
But what do you mean by account ID, Jira account ID or Tempo Account ID?
Tempo API doesn't know the Jira Account ID.
But Tempo API has no query option, you will need to specify the account
Or contact Tempo support and see if they might have a solution for this.
If they do, post it here please?
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