Jira actions

Every Jira action

• Add AttachmentAttach a file to a Jira issue. Provide the issue key, a file name (e.g. report.pdf) and the file's bytes as base64: Flomation uploads it to the issue. Returns the created attachment's details.
• Add CommentAdd a comment to a Jira issue. Enter the issue key (e.g. SCRUM-1) and the comment text: it is posted as a plain-text comment on the issue.
• Add WorklogLog time spent on a Jira issue. Give the issue key and how long was spent (e.g. "1h 30m"), optionally add a comment and set when the work started. Returns the new worklog entry.
• Create IssueCreate a Jira issue. Pick the project and issue type, set a summary and description, and optionally assign it, set a priority, add labels or link a parent (for subtasks). Any other field can be set via Custom Fields or Additional Fields.
• Create UserInvite a new user to your Atlassian site by email address. Optionally set a display name and choose which products to grant access to (leave products empty to invite the user to every product). Requires organisation-admin permission on the site.
• Delete AttachmentPermanently delete a Jira attachment by its ID. This removes the file from its issue and cannot be undone.
• Delete CommentPermanently delete a comment from a Jira issue. Enter the issue key (e.g. SCRUM-1) and the comment ID to remove. This cannot be undone.
• Delete IssuePermanently delete a Jira issue by its key. Optionally delete the issue's subtasks along with it. This cannot be undone.
• Delete UserRemove a user from your Atlassian site by their account ID. This deletes the user from the site: requires organisation-admin permission.
• Delete WorklogRemove a worklog entry from a Jira issue by its issue key and worklog ID. This permanently deletes the logged time and cannot be undone.
• Get AttachmentFetch a Jira attachment's details by its ID. Optionally download the file itself: when Download File is on, the file's bytes are returned base64-encoded on the File Content output.
• Get CommentFetch a single comment from a Jira issue by its ID. Enter the issue key (e.g. SCRUM-1) and the comment ID to return the full comment.
• Get IssueFetch a single Jira issue by its key. Optionally narrow the returned data to specific fields, or expand extra sections such as the changelog or rendered fields.
• Get Issue ChangelogRetrieve the full change history of a Jira issue: every field edit, status move and assignment, in order. Return all history entries, or cap them to a limit.
• Get Many AttachmentsList every attachment on a Jira issue. Provide the issue key; the attachments are read from the issue itself. Turn on Return All to get them all, or set a Limit to cap how many are returned.
• Get Many CommentsList the comments on a Jira issue. Enter the issue key (e.g. SCRUM-1) and either return everything or cap the number returned. Optionally order by newest or oldest first.
• Get Many WorklogsList the worklog entries logged against a Jira issue. Return every entry, or cap the count with a limit. Each entry includes who logged it, the time spent and any comment.
• Get UserLook up a single Atlassian user by their account ID and return their profile. Optionally expand extra details (e.g. groups, applicationRoles) via the Expand field.
• Get WorklogFetch a single worklog entry from a Jira issue by its issue key and worklog ID. Returns the full worklog, including who logged it, the time spent and any comment.
• List TransitionsList the status transitions currently available for a Jira issue: the moves it can make from its current status. Use a transition's ID with Update Issue to change the status.
• Notify About IssueSend an email notification about a Jira issue. Set a subject and message body, and choose who receives it: the reporter, assignee, watchers, voters, or named users and groups.
• Search IssuesSearch Jira issues using a JQL query. Leave the query blank to list every issue, or narrow the search and choose which fields to return. Return everything, or cap the results to a limit.
• Update CommentChange the text of an existing comment on a Jira issue. Enter the issue key (e.g. SCRUM-1), the comment ID, and the new comment text.
• Update IssueUpdate an existing Jira issue. Change any of the standard fields, and optionally move the issue to a new status by choosing a transition. Leave a field blank to leave it unchanged.
• Update WorklogChange an existing worklog entry on a Jira issue. Update the time spent, the comment or when the work started: supply only the fields you want to change. Returns the updated worklog.