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REST API search return custom fields

Robert Egan
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March 7, 2022

Is it possible to ask for custom fields by name, instead of "customfield_"?

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Tuncay Senturk
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March 7, 2022

Hi @Robert Egan 

 

You can use search query parameter. Try this out please:

/rest/api/latest/customFields?search=cfbyname

Robert Egan
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Yes, that will return the id: which can be massaged into customfield_id for the next call.

I'd like to know why Atlassian couldn't do that for /search. Because clearly the code is there.

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Do you need a second call? Can't you get customfield details using aformentioned rest method?

Robert Egan
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The /customFields end point only returns metadata about the custom fields. The /search end point is required to get issue values of those custom fields.

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Oh, I see, that's correct.

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