Atlassian publishes no REST endpoint for these — the GraphQL gateway is the documented way to ask, and an API token
is one of the auth categories it accepts. One request, through the client you already built, so it inherits its
proxy, retry policy and custom fetch.
Cloud only, and not under OAuth 2.0 (3LO): the gateway lives on the site's own host, which a 3LO client does not
have. A Data Center host does not serve it at all.
Resolves the site's
cloudId,orgIdand host name.Atlassian publishes no REST endpoint for these — the GraphQL gateway is the documented way to ask, and an API token is one of the auth categories it accepts. One request, through the client you already built, so it inherits its proxy, retry policy and custom
fetch.Cloud only, and not under OAuth 2.0 (3LO): the gateway lives on the site's own host, which a 3LO client does not have. A Data Center host does not serve it at all.