Jira issue

[adelso_kiwi]

The JQL query I executed within a Python script returns an empty result set, while the identical query executed in n8n successfully retrieves data.

[mlauber71]

@adelso_kiwi maybe you can elaborate on what your problem is and if this has anything to do with KNIME. Maybe you can even provide an example workflow or show us a log file.

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[adelso_kiwi]

Hi, this is the issue message.

[mlauber71]

Still not sure what this has to do with KNIME. The message states that the API you are trying to reach is not there and has moved. So maybe you should investigate that.

[DanielBog]

Hey,

I recently ran into exactly the same issue. You likely used an AI to generate a request to get answers from Jira. Jira apparently changed their api from “get” to “post” requests. In your workflow make sure to use a Post request node instead and make sure to put in the correct body parameters.

Hope that gives you a pointer,

Greetings,

Daniel

[adelso_kiwi]

I have already using the post request in the script

[DanielBog]

Whats the URL you are calling?

[danielesser]

Hi @adelso_kiwi,

Another option for searching tickets using JQL without Python and manual scripting:

Search for Issues Using JQL — NodePit

Best regards,
Daniel