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Search with JQL, every page

Reads every work item a JQL query finds, 100 at a time, following nextPageToken. Ask only for the fields you use to keep each page small.

interface Page {
    issues: { key: string; fields: { summary: string } }[];
    nextPageToken?: string;
}

export default async function () {
    const keys: string[] = [];
    let nextPageToken: string | undefined;
    do {
        const page: Page = await jira.post('/rest/api/3/search/jql', {
            jql: 'project = DEMO AND statusCategory != Done ORDER BY created DESC',
            fields: ['summary'],
            maxResults: 100,
            nextPageToken,
        });
        keys.push(...page.issues.map((issue) => issue.key));
        nextPageToken = page.nextPageToken;
    } while (nextPageToken);
    log.info(`Found ${keys.length} work items`);
    return { count: keys.length };
}

Count what a JQL query finds

Asks Jira for an approximate count without reading a single work item.

export default async function () {
    const { count } = await jira.post<{ count: number }>('/rest/api/3/search/approximate-count', {
        jql: 'project = DEMO AND created >= -7d',
    });
    return { count };
}

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Search with JQL, every page

Count what a JQL query finds

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