Hi! I've a problem with changejira project's workflow via REST API.
I have a jira version 6.3.8
I tried to use this manual - https://docs.atlassian.com/jira/REST/6.3.8/
Maybe there is some hidden not documented API?
How can i do this?
Thanks.
Using REST APIs the best you can do it to change the status of an issue i.e. do a workflow transition for a issue, but you can't change jira project's workflow to another workflow this isn't possible using REST API.
Programmatically this can be done - https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Answers-Developer-Questions/how-to-programatically-change-a-project-s-workflow-in-Jira/qaq-p/474694
Link fails. Do you have an example you can show me or even another link that isn't dead that I could look at? I have had little success in finding non-prohibitively complex solutions to this problem.
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To look a little closer at that question/searching around, this looks like it is an answer for if you have access to the Java API. In my case, this will not work because I don't. I'll need to do something if possible via the REST API.
I guess I could try to make a plugin that can do that, but I'm hoping to not have to go that deep just for this situation.
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Hi,
I've never heard of a REST API to change a project's workflow scheme.
Why do you want to do that?
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Hi!
We often creating JIRA projects (for customers) and always change default WF to our custom WF scheme. So.. I just want to automate it.
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Why don't you create a template-project and then create the new project with shared configuration?
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Changing a workflow requires JIRA to do a whole swathe of integrity checks that can often lead to a load of questions needing to go back to the user.
A REST interface for that would be hideously complex and barely ever used, so Atlassian have not written one.
The answer for your usage really is what Thomas said - use a shared configuration.
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On this topic, I have no idea how to use the REST API to actually copy the settings from another project to a new project. How do you do that? I can find no documentation on how to accomplish this. Sure, it mentions the `projectTemplateKey`, but I couldn't get it to work with that and it looks like it's more specifically an internal, non-changeable project template key.
If you please, could you give an example of how to do this via the API?
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Rephrased to ask more directly: How do you create a project with a shared configuration via the REST API.
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Team, I know this topic is old... but if you plan to create projects programmaticaly using a shared configuration, take a look on this topic >> https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/How-to-create-project-with-shared-Configuration-via-REST-API/qaq-p/650062
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