I created an issue via the API using my credentials, which worked fine. However, if I want to search for this issue later I am not able to find it.
I created a Test Issue which is visible in my Jira Project and I am searching using
https://ordinadigitalservices.atlassian.net/rest/api/3/issue/picker?query=Test
After I click/open the issue in the Jira Project I am able to find it using the same api call.
Why can I not find it without the step of having to open the project on a desktop and click on the issue?
Hi @dominique.munten !
Looks like You are unable to authentication. Are You used basic credentials when create issue?
This my example how I got basic auth with groovy:
/**
- Get list of spaces after auth.
- @param url - url to connect confluence
- @param auth - login/pass on base64
- @retun Set of key spaces in confluence (Warning default limit is 500!)
*/
Set spacesKey(String url, String auth){
def getLS = url.toURL().openConnection()
def spaces = as Set
getLS.with {
requestMehod = ‘GET’
setRequestProperty(“Authorization”, “Basic ${auth}”)
new JsonSlurper().parseText(content.text).results.each {
spaces.add(it.key)
}
}
return spaces
}
And auth string:
String authString = “${username}:${uspass}”.getBytes().encodeBase64().toString()
I do use the basic authentication (username and password) to create the issue. However, creating the ticket is possible, I can see it on my desktop Jira page. The problem is that after creating I cannot search for it, until I click on the issue.
using JQL I still don’t get the right results
