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Hello community,
I am facing a challenge where I am originally using a web query to extract data from the Jira API, and I am using jql query to define what I want to get.
So basically the jql query triggers the projects, the Issue Type and the max results, that is what I have specified in the query.
That said, I would like to do the same query but using parameters. I could do it with the first parameter, in that case the projects, and I assume that is because is the first parameter I pass to the string:
So this one works, but as I try to add the rest of the parameters, I don't really know how to do it; This is the complete query:
Sorry for the presentation, I just need to cover some parts as it is confidential. I assume the parameters would be project, issue type and status, but not sure how to combine them.
Hope it makes sense.
Thanks in advance 🙂
Hi @Victormar ,
I think you can try to add filter in API Query.
For reference:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5020704/how-to-design-restful-search-filtering
Best Regards,
Rico Zhou
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