Hi all,
I am diving into user properties via API ; overall we want to use the user properties to add some user details which want automatically to be added to customfields when creating a ticket.
Therefore at first I need to figure out how to set the user properties via API:(https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/api-group-user-properties/#api-group-user-properties )
However the example of Atlassian is very bad as they have added no "value" or better said they do not specify how {propertyKey} needs to be defined (according to other comments it must be JSON).
To start I want to use Postman but I have no clue how the {propertyKey} needs to be set
I have found 2 more or less articles which might help:
https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Core-Server-questions/How-do-I-access-a-User-entity-s-properties-set-via-API/qaq-p/92490
=> I failed to adapt the curl to postman or python script
https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Set-User-Property-with-API/qaq-p/796550
=> last comment is that {propertyKey} needs to be JSON but I am missing the full call (maybe just to dump)
When using Postman, e.g. I am not sure if the {propertyKey} needs to be in URL or seperate in Body !?
I have tried e.g PUT https://<Atl_url>/rest/api/3/user/properties?accountId=<myuser>
and in Body:
{"value":"your value"}
and a lot of other tries - can somebody please assist - I guess I am failing at a pretty basic step here
Figured out by myself:
Please be aware in Postman you need your Email address and your API code (not the encrypted which you need e.g. using Python!)
set user property:
{propertyKey} will be userproperty1 in the testings below
Method:PUT
URL: https://<instance_url>/rest/api/3/user/properties/userproperty1?accountId=<UserAccountID>
BODY (format as raw): {"value":"your value"}
get ALL user properties:
Method: GET
URL: https://<instance_url>/rest/api/3/user/properties?accountId=<UserAccountID>
get SINGLE user property (here the one which created above)
Method: GET
URL: https://<instance_url>/rest/api/3/user/properties/userproperty1?accountId=<UserAccountID>
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