Jira - Search issues action (batch)
The Search issues (batch) action searches Jira for issues that exactly match the criteria you specify and retrieves the results in batches.
RESULTS FOR RECENT CHANGES
Jira search results may not reflect recent changes. Use the Reconcile Issue IDs field to return real-time results for up to 50 issues. Alternatively, add a short delay after steps that create or update records. For example, using the Ruby snippets by Workato sleep function or the Scheduler by Workato Wait for time duration action.
Input
| Input field | Description |
|---|---|
| Issue key | Enter the issue key to search by. |
| Summary | Enter the summary to search by. |
| Output fields | Select the fields to retrieve from Jira or enter them manually. If you select Enter fields, you must supply a comma-separated list of IDs for the fields you plan to use in the recipe. For example: parent,lastViewed |
| Reconcile Issue IDs | Provide up to 50 issue IDs (comma-separated) to return consistent results immediately after updates. Consistency is only ensured for specified issues. |
SEARCH CRITERIA USES AND LOGIC
The search criteria you provide is combined using AND logic. Only issues matching all values are returned. Partial matches aren't returned.
Output
| Output field | Description |
|---|---|
| ID | The numeric Jira identifier for the issue. |
| Self | The API URL of the issue. |
| Key | The human-readable Jira identifier for the issue. |
| Fields | Contains information about the object's fields, including its Parent and Last Viewed time. Workato automatically fetches and expands all parameters. Refer to the Jira Cloud REST API documentation on resource expansion for more information. |
| List size | The total number of issues retrieved. |
| List index | The position of the current issue in the results list. |
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