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๐ŸฃPriorities

An issue's priority defines its importance in relation to other issues, so it helps your users determine which issues should be tackled first. Jira comes with a set of default priorities, which you can modify or add to. You can also choose different priorities for your projects.

Get priorities

GET /rest/api/{2-3}/priority

Returns the list of all issue priorities, the method returns the following information:

Get priority

GET /rest/api/{2-3}/priority/{id}

Returns an issue priority, the method returns the following information:

Create priority

POST /rest/api/3/priority

Creates an issue priority.

No implemented, yet. Feel free to open a new PR or issue

Set default priority

PUT /rest/api/3/priority/default

Sets default issue priority.

No implemented, yet. Feel free to open a new PR or issue

Move priorities

PUT /rest/api/3/priority/move

Changes the order of issue priorities.

No implemented, yet. Feel free to open a new PR or issue

Search priorities

GET /rest/api/3/priority/search

Returns a paginatedarrow-up-right list of priorities. The list can contain all priorities or a subset determined by any combination of these criteria:

  • a list of priority IDs. Any invalid priority IDs are ignored.

  • whether the field configuration is a default. This returns priorities from company-managed (classic) projects only, as there is no concept of default priorities in team-managed projects.

No implemented, yet. Feel free to open a new PR or issue

Update priority

PUT /rest/api/3/priority/{id}

Updates an issue priority.

No implemented, yet. Feel free to open a new PR or issue

Delete priority

DELETE /rest/api/3/priority/{id}

Deletes an issue priority.

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This operation is asynchronousarrow-up-right. Follow the location link in the response to determine the status of the task and use Get taskarrow-up-right to obtain subsequent updates.

No implemented, yet. Feel free to open a new PR or issue

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