Hi @Kelly_Barrantes and welcome to the Community!
Could you explain what exactly you are trying to achieve here?
Jira issues are not linked to a Kanban Board. Boards have a Board Filter and will show any issue that is returned by that filter. So in order to make an issue available on a board, you will either have to edit the Board's filter or the issue so it becomes part of the filter result.
Hi @Rebekka Heilmann _viadee_,
Thanks for the quick response.
Our goal is to link Jira Issue Data with its associated board. We have three types of boards: Scrum, Kanban, and Simple.
We can link issues to Scrum board data via sprint data. For instance, if an issue is associated with a sprint, we obtain the sprint data, which includes the board ID of the Scrum board. This allows us to join the datasets.
However, for Kanban, we are unable to link issues with their related boards. We do not receive any relevant information in the issue data, nor can we find a bridge to connect these two datasets.
We attempted to fetch related issues of a Kanban board by passing the board ID, but instead of receiving related issues, we retrieved all issues of the project.
Is there a way to programmatically join issue data with Kanban board data?
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"However, for Kanban, we are unable to link issues with their related boards. We do not receive any relevant information in the issue data, nor can we find a bridge to connect these two datasets."
Correct. Like I said. There is no "connection" between the two other than the issues being returned by the filter. One issue can be shown on multiple Boards or none at all.
You can the Filter of the Board by pulling the Config: The Jira Software Cloud REST API (atlassian.com)
With the Filter ID you can access the Filter's JQL and with that find the issues:
The Jira Cloud platform REST API (atlassian.com)
The Jira Cloud platform REST API (atlassian.com)
However, there are also Requests that can pull any issue from a specific board with / without an Epic. That should give you the whole list also: The Jira Software Cloud REST API (atlassian.com)
Not sure what else you would need?
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These ARE the issues shown in that board! You obviously don't filter any further. The only thing that might be configured is that old issues are not shown, but they still are part of the Board nonetheless.
Honestly - you can ask another five times, the answer stays the same. Sorry ;)
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