#Jira client software code#

:raises ValueError: if no Project nor Issue is specified. If `True` the user needs to be suitable for Issue assignments. :param for_assignment: A boolean, if `False` the user just needs to have read permission. :param jira_issue: A :class:`jira.Issue` instance or None. :param jira_project: A :class:`` instance or None. :param user_email: An email address as a string. note:: Due to problems with user searching in Jira, this method always returns assignable users for the time being. Either a jira_project or jira_issue must be provided. def find_jira_user ( self, user_email, jira_project = None, jira_issue = None, for_assignment = False ): ''' Return a Jira an assignable user or with browse permission for the given Project or Issue, with the given email address. _jira_fields_map = # if issueKey is not None: # params = issueKey # if project is not None: # params = project.key # return self.jira._fetch_pages( #, # None, # 'user/viewissue/search', # startAt, # maxResults, # params # ) _is_jira_cloud else 'Server', ) ) # A dictionary where keys are Jira field name and values are their field id. info ( 'Connected to %s on %s (JIRA %s )' % ( self. The latest version of JIRA server do not have them. See the log for details.' % jira_site ) # accountId's are only found on JIRA Cloud. status_code ,) ) raise RuntimeError ( 'Unable to connect to %s.

#Jira client software code#

status_code = 401 : raise RuntimeError ( 'Unable to connect to %s (error code %d ), ' 'please check your credentials' % ( jira_site, e. debug ( 'Unable to connect to %s : %s ' % ( jira_site, e ), exc_info = True ) # Check the status code if e. _init_ ( jira_site, * args, ** kwargs ) except JIRAError as e : # Jira puts some huge html / javascript code in the exception # string so we catch it to issue a more reasonable message. :raises RuntimeError: on Jira connection errors. Connect to the given Jira site with given parameters. Def _init_ ( self, jira_site, * args, ** kwargs ): ''' Instantiate a JiraSession.