Endpoints:
/rest/sla/1.0/analytics/{issueKey}
/rest/sla/1.0/analytics/{issueKey}/{analyticsId}
where issueKey is the key of the issue we want data from, analyticsId is the ID of Analytics we want to filter with.
The first endpoint uses only the Issue key and shows all data for all Analytics in a given issue. The second one filters it to selected Analytics.
Response structure:
"analyticsData":
[
{
"analyticsName": text,
"analyticsId": text,
"values": [
{
"name": text,
"seconds": number,
"duration": text,
"percent": text
}
]
}
]
analyticsName | name of Analytics |
|---|---|
analytcsId | ID of Analytics |
values | an array of Analytics values |
name | value name |
seconds | number of seconds such value was present |
duration | human-readable time of above value |
percent | percentage of occurrence of that value |
If successful, the response status is OK http 200.
If no Issue/Analytics corresponding to provided keys were found, the endpoint returns BAD REQUEST http 400.
If a user has no permission for this issue - No issue with a provided key was found.
If a user has permission but there is no SLA agreement for the issue - Issue has no valid SLA agreement.
If a user has permission but provided wrong Analytics key - No SLA Analytics with provided key was found.