Hi I am new in Jira developing, I installed Jira cloud and have my token but in Jira cloud I can not find the Rest url I see in documentation like company.atlassian.net/rest/api/...
Could you please help me If I should install something or do some configurations?
thanks
I created a project with some issues how can find the rest URL for this issue?
I can request https://bob.atlassian.net in postman by my token but not https://bob.atlassian.net/rest!
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or I can see http://localhost:8080/secure/admin/SDConfiguration.jspa in postman but not /rest/api, I think I miss something how to have this linked /rest/api added?
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If I useapp management.
then the url of my application with I will use in Get request will be the once Authorization for auth 2.0 gives me (it is not a /rest/ url)
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gives us a url for get request but it's by creating a new application, how can we made URL for our cloud Jira site to be able to get data from it in C#?
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I have given some sample C# code in this answer which should get you started. Remember that the query string that you pass in is the full path as we've described higher up in this thread
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and adding .json at the end we can have the required file to pulldata from in C#
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but if in generalit works? if not how I can find this json file
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I did but my problem is that I tried mycompany.atlassian/rest or localhost :port/rest/api but the error is that it is dead link, Can we chat?
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I use the sample url in that document but they are not exist, the problem should be in installing something or some kind of configurations?
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Just to add to what Alexey has said, the first part of the URL is taken from your Jira instance, so if you look at the URL of your Jira, you need everything from https until the end of atlassian.net then you add the specific API call on the end.
So if your company is called bob, then from you Jira instance you will copy
https://bob.atlassian.net
and if you're performing a search, from the linked document, you add
/rest/api/3/search
to give a call of
https://bob.atlassian.net/rest/api/3/search
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O may be I should publish or share the issue to provide a rest link for it to be accessible via API
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You do not need to share.
Just execute the url, which were given to you by @Warren in your browser. Just change the word bob to your domain.
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