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Currently, the API only processes the first project key when handling a request with multiple Jira project keys. This limitation means that if an entity contains multiple project keys (e.g., abc, def), only data related to the first key is fetched and returned in the response.
Added value
This enhancement would be highly beneficial for users managing multiple Jira projects associated with a single entity
Additional context
assume a annotation
annotations:
jira.com/project-key: abc,def,ghi
with current implementation query created is project in (abc)....
expected query should be
project in (abc,def,ghi)....
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the feature
Currently, the API only processes the first project key when handling a request with multiple Jira project keys. This limitation means that if an entity contains multiple project keys (e.g., abc, def), only data related to the first key is fetched and returned in the response.
Added value
This enhancement would be highly beneficial for users managing multiple Jira projects associated with a single entity
Additional context
assume a annotation
annotations:
jira.com/project-key: abc,def,ghi
with current implementation query created is project in (abc)....
expected query should be
project in (abc,def,ghi)....
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: