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We want to get a list of shared teams with ids.

Stark Jürgen July 22, 2025

When we use the API-Call, => jira/rest/teams-api/1.0/teamthe list seems to be not complete; some teams are missing. What can we do?

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Marc - Devoteam
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July 22, 2025

Hi @Stark Jürgen 

There seems to be an issue with Teams, I can't see or edit or even create a new Team on multiple instances.

I don't see an issue reported yet on https://status.atlassian.com/ 

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July 22, 2025

Hi @Stark Jürgen 

The Teams issue seems to be resolved, at least from the GUI.

But I see you are on DC.

Then I think you used the API, https://docs.atlassian.com/portfolio-for-jira-server/REST/9.12.0/teams/#/teams/findAll_3 

If this is missing info, check your logs or contact Atlassian Support

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Stark Jürgen July 24, 2025

The Atlassian Support solved the problem: 

The shared api (above) also includes the page and size attribute which defaults to 1 if not included.

We can execute the query below to get the records of page 2 (teams with ids 101 to 200)

<jira-baseUrl>/rest/teams-api/1.0/team?page=2&size=100

Similarly to fetch the records of page 1 we can execute as below. Either of them are same:-

<jira-baseUrl>/rest/teams-api/1.0/team <jira-baseUrl>/rest/teams-api/1.0/team?page=1&size=100

Also to add the size parameter can be a value only between 1 and 100 due best practices of performance optimization.

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