Jql in JIRA URL - filtering issues statuses properly

[Samuel Donadelli]

I tried to use the REST API calls in jira and I obtained a list of all issues concerning a certain project called Sandboxjsd. I wanted to filter more and obtain only the issues that contains the status = Triage.
 
I did like this:

https://jira.xxxx.com/rest/api/2/search?jql=project="SANDBOXJSD"&jql=expand=fields.customfield_11200.currentStatus.status="Done"
 
however it did not work, I still see all the issues for project "Sandboxjsd".

can someone assist me please how should I do this jql filter properly?
 
cheers, Samuel

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist- · Accepted solution]

Each & you've used in the string is another parameter, but a Jira search is only one string.  It's ignoring the second search you've put in because it's separate.

Try merging the JQL into a single search -

jql=project=SANDBOXJSD+and+status=Done

[Matthias Gaiser [K15t] · Accepted solution]

Hi Samuel,

I'd recommend you to build your JQL query in the Jira UI in the "Issues" > "Search for issues" view and then copy the jql part which is shown in the browsers url field.

Based on your request, it also seems that you tried to use the expand parameter to list fields. In a search, you can use the "fields" parameter to send a comma separated list of fields you want to get returned.

Please also check the documentation for more details.

Cheers,
Matthias.