Optionalexpand?: stringThe expand param is used to include, hidden by default, parts of response. This can be used to include: renderedFields, names, schema, transitions, operations, editmeta, changelog, versionedRepresentations.
Optionalfields?: stringThe list of fields to return for the issue. By default, all fields are returned.
Issue id or key
Optionalproperties?: stringThe list of properties to return for the issue. By default no properties are returned.
OptionalupdateHistory?: stringThe updateHistory param adds the issues retrieved by this method to the current user's issue history
Optionaloptions: RequestOptions
Returns a full representation of the issue for the given issue key. An issue JSON consists of the issue key, a collection of fields, a link to the workflow transition sub-resource, and (optionally) the HTML rendered values of any fields that support it (e.g. if wiki syntax is enabled for the description or comments). The fields param (which can be specified multiple times) gives a comma-separated list of fields to include in the response. This can be used to retrieve a subset of fields. A particular field can be excluded by prefixing it with a minus. By default, all (*all) fields are returned in this get-issue resource. Note: the default is different when doing a jql search -- the default there is just navigable fields (*navigable).
The
propertiesparam is similar tofieldsand specifies a comma-separated list of issue properties to include. Unlikefields, properties are not included by default. To include them all send?properties=*all. You can also include only specified properties or exclude some properties with a minus (-) sign.*all- include all properties*all, -prop1- include all properties exceptprop1prop1, prop1- includeprop1andprop2propertiesJira will attempt to identify the issue by the issueIdOrKey path parameter. This can be an issue id, or an issue key. If the issue cannot be found via an exact match, Jira will also look for the issue in a case-insensitive way, by looking to see if the issue was moved. In either of these cases, the request will proceed as normal (a 302 or other redirect will not be returned). The issue key contained in the response will indicate the current value of issue's key.
The expand param is used to include, hidden by default, parts of response. This can be used to include: