Hi Jira team, can you please provide me the documentation link of where all the possible REST API query parameter options are listed such as in the 2 highlighted examples below :
https://jira.atlassian.com/rest/api/2/issue/JRACLOUD-34423?expand=widgets.fringels
https://jira.atlassian.com/rest/api/2/issue/JRACLOUD-34423?expand=names,renderedFields
Thanks a lot Thomas for the quick response.
My end goal is to call JIRA REST API via C# code and not via curl commands or any other mechanism. Is there any documentation that provide clear details for it? I did google for it , but couldn't find good content for it..
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Dear @Vijay Bh,
I think for C# there will be no library available. But best you are looking for a generic REST API Lib (talking JSON) and modify it to your needs.
So long
Thomas
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Thanks Thomas, I am not very familiar in invoking REST APIs, can you please point me to source code that invokes REST API Library, if possible JIRA REST API.
The premise is that I have some C# code that does quite a few other things but also wants to invoke JIRA REST API especially doing querying issues, orchestrating , editing issues, adding comments, etc.
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Dear @Vijay Bh,
I cannot really help you further - best you are searching on your own through the web for some libraries that fit to your requirements. But you will need definitively strong coding skills, if you plan to implement complex functionality.
So long
Thomas
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No worries, thanks for your help, already.
Think I got it figured out the initial usage logistics..key is using Atlassian .NET SDK 10.0.2 which is in fact works well with JIRA 7.1.7, it has the support for all basic methods but nothing fancy such as to get velocity chart or burndown data..
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