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How to get all the issuetypes in a project?

Chi Zhou
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February 21, 2018

Different project has different set of issuetypes depending how people are setting it up, right? I would like to iterate through all projects and print all the issuetypes. How could I do it? I am using the JIRA python client and I suspect that the client can’t do it.

Something like that:

Proj1
Epic
Story
Bug
Improvement

Proj2
Story
Bug

Proj3
Task
Improvement

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Randall Robertson
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February 21, 2018

Are you looking for all issue types used in the projects or all possible issue types in the projects?  For example, if issue type Bug is in a project's issuetype scheme but no Bug issues have been created, yet, would you still want to list Bug in your results?

Chi Zhou
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All possible issue types in the projects.

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