Great video. I am currently working on a problem where I need to retrieve all comments that have been posted today. The goal is to get these comments and save the details along with the commenter's name, the date, and the time the comment was posted. I understand that this might be achievable using global automation, but I am unsure of how to implement these methods effectively. Can you solve this problem?
Yo, and thanks for the comment :) So regarding your question it's possible but in a different way. Do it like this. I also have a code on my gitlab for the PY code: Use JQL to filter comments created today: You can use a JQL query like this: Copyproject = "Your Project Key" AND created >= startOfDay() Use the Jira REST API to retrieve the filtered comments: You'll need to make a GET request to the Jira REST API endpoint for searching issues, including the JQL query and specifying that you want to retrieve comments. Process the API response: Parse the JSON response to extract the required information (commenter's name, date, and time) for each comment. Save the extracted data: Store the processed information in your desired format (e.g., database, file, etc.).
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Great video. I am currently working on a problem where I need to retrieve all comments that have been posted today. The goal is to get these comments and save the details along with the commenter's name, the date, and the time the comment was posted. I understand that this might be achievable using global automation, but I am unsure of how to implement these methods effectively. Can you solve this problem?
Yo, and thanks for the comment :) So regarding your question it's possible but in a different way. Do it like this. I also have a code on my gitlab for the PY code: Use JQL to filter comments created today:
You can use a JQL query like this:
Copyproject = "Your Project Key" AND created >= startOfDay()
Use the Jira REST API to retrieve the filtered comments:
You'll need to make a GET request to the Jira REST API endpoint for searching issues, including the JQL query and specifying that you want to retrieve comments.
Process the API response:
Parse the JSON response to extract the required information (commenter's name, date, and time) for each comment.
Save the extracted data:
Store the processed information in your desired format (e.g., database, file, etc.).