Set an API key with a range

[Xiaowen Chen]

I created an API key without scope and was able to successfully obtain the results of the filter.
According to the API documentation, I created an API key with the scopes of read:jira-work and read:issue-details:jira, and called the same API to obtain the results of the filter, but I got a permission issue prompt.
“{
“errorMessages”: [
“A value with ID ‘10363’ does not exist for the field ‘filter’.”
],
“warningMessages”:[]
}”

Do I need to configure any other permissions?

[Karan Sachdev]

Hey @Xiaowen Chen

If you're creating API Tokens with scope, you will need the following scopes to be able to fetch filter data using APIs:

Thanks!

[Nikola Perisic]

Hello @Xiaowen Chen 

This error usually indicates two things:

• Permission denied for this filter where you don't have permissions to view it
• Deleted filter is another option that is possible here

[Xiaowen Chen]

Hi @Nikola Perisic 
Thanks for your reply.

When I use a key without a scope configured with my account, I can call this API normally.

But once I configure the key with the above - mentioned scope and then call this API, an error occurs.

Both calls are made with the same user account and the same filter. So I don't think the issue lies here.

Do you have any other suggestions?

[Nikola Perisic]

@Xiaowen Chen 

Other than that no, are you using Postman?

[Xiaowen Chen]

@Nikola Perisic 

Yes, I am. Could Postman have an impact on the API calls?

[Nikola Perisic]

@Xiaowen Chen 

It shouldn't, could you continue to use the one without scopes?

[Xiaowen Chen]

@Nikola Perisic 

If there's really no other way, I'll have to use the one without the scope.

However, using a token without a scope to call the API poses security risks. I'd much rather find a way to use the API with the scope configured properly.