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Version: QB10

Interact with Issues

Since QuickBuild 4.0, you can retrieve issues via RESTful APIs. The base URI for changes RESTful APIs is:

/rest/{tracker}

Here, tracker is the type of your issue tracker, in QuickBuild, includes:

  • Jira - /rest/jira
  • Trac - /rest/trac
  • Bugzilla - /rest/bugzilla

below, we will use $baseURI to represent the URI: /rest/{tracker}.

List all supported APIs​

URIResponse TypeParams
$baseURI/helptext/html

Get the data version of issues​

URIResponse TypeParams
$baseURI/versiontext/plain

Get the size

URIResponse TypeParams
$baseURI/size/{configuration}text/plain* configuration - PATH_PARAM Specify the configuration. By default, specify configuration id here, if you want to specify a configuration path, you need add prefix PATH:, for example, PATH:root/My/DEV . SINCE 5.0.14, specify the configuration path directly, for example root/My/DEV, no need PATH: prefix anymore. * build - QUERY_PARAM The id of a specific build. * from_build - QUERY_PARAM Specify the from build when finding changes in a build range. * to_build - QUERY_PARAM Specify the to build when finding changes in a build range.

for example, below url will retrieve the count of JIRA issues in a specified build:

http://quickbuild:8810/rest/jira/size/PATH:root%2FMy%2FDEV?build=100

Since 5.0.14

http://quickbuild:8810/rest/jira/size/root/My/DEV?build=100

or find issue count in a build range:

http://quickbuild:8810/rest/jira/size/19?from_build=100&to_build=200

Retrieve the issues

URIResponse TypeParams
rest/jira/issues/{configuration}text/xml* configuration - PATH_PARAM Specify the configuration. By default, specify configuration id here, if you want to specify a configuration path, you need add prefix PATH:, for example, PATH:root/My/DEV. Since 5.0.14, specify the configuration path directly, no PATH: prefix any more. * build - QUERY_PARAM Specify the build id you want. * from_build - QUERY_PARAM Specify the from build when finding changes in a build range. * to_build - QUERY_PARAM Specify the to build when finding changes in a build range. * offset - QUERY_PARAM Specify the first record when iterate the records, by default, the offset is 0 * limit - QUERY_PARAM Specify the total records you want to retrieve, by default, the limit is 50 * asc - QUERY_PARAM Boolean type, specify order by issue key ascendent or descendent, by default, it is ascendent.

For example, below example retrieves the first 50 issues of build 100:

http://quickbuild:8810/rest/jira/issues/19?build=100

the response looks like:

<report name="issues" version="0.0" locale="en_US">
  <row ID="15" issueKey="TST-23" buildId="321" issueType="New Feature" summary="2-phase load components" status="Resolved" priority="Major" created="2011-06-03T14:58:47.445+08:00" updated="2011-06-03T15:27:39.418+08:00" resolution="Fixed" assignee="admin" reporter="admin" modifications="3">
    <changeIds>
      913fcbcdbe8f80d6c1fe5fce3bb49e1f0040a943,f090cd04725c5551f8a439fe0a53591193ea79c3
    </changeIds>
    <repositories>hg,hg</repositories>
  </row>
... ...
</report>

Each row element is a record of an issue related to a specified build, the data structure is:

class Issue {
    Long ID; // No use, only used in QuickBuild internally
    String issueKey;
    Long buildId;
    String issueType;
    String summary;
    String status;
    String priority;
    Date created; // Formated in ISO8601
    Date updated;
    String resolution;
    String assignee;
    String reporter;
    int modifications; // related modifications
    String changeIds;  // related change set ids in CSV format
    String repositories; // related repository names in CSV format

Retrieve the builds of an issue​

Before 5.0.14:

URIResponse TypeParams
$baseURI/builds/{configuration}/{issuekey}/text/xml* configuration - PATH_PARAM Specify the configuration. By default, specify configuration id here, if you want to specify a configuration path, you need add prefix PATH:, for example, PATH:root/My/DEV. * issuekey - PATH PARAM The issue key you want to search. * count - QUERY_PARAM Specify at most how many records you want. If not specified, all records found will return.
http://quickbuild:8810/rest/jira/builds/5/QB-123

Since 5.0.14

URIResponse TypeParams
$baseURI//{issuekey}/builds/{configuration}text/xml* configuration - PATH_PARAM Specify the configuration. By default, specify configuration id here, or specify the configuration path * issuekey - PATH PARAM The issue key you want to search. * count - QUERY_PARAM Specify at most how many records you want. If not specified, all records found will return.
http://quickbuild:8810/rest/QB-123/jira/builds/5
or
http://quickbuild:8810/rest/QB-123/jira/builds/root/My/DEV

The response looks like:

<list>
  <build>
    <id>321</id>
    <version>1.0.15</version>
    <status>SUCCESSFUL</status>
    <beginDate>2011-06-10T17:11:35.662+08:00</beginDate>
    <duration>3409</duration>
    <scheduled>false</scheduled>
    <requester>Administrator</requester>
    <deleted>false</deleted>
  </build>
  ... ...
</list>

Here, the build element is just a fragment of the build object in QuickBuild, if you need more detailed information about the build, please use build RESTful API.

Retrieve the changes of an issue​

Before 5.0.14

URIResponse TypeParams
$baseURI/changes/{configuration}/{issuekey}text/xml* configuration - PATH_PARAM Specify the configuration. By default, specify configuration id here, if you want to specify a configuration path, you need add prefix PATH:, for example, PATH:root/My/DEV * key - PATH_PARAM The issue key you want to search. * count - QUERY_PARAM Specify at most how many records you want. If not specified, all records found will return.
http://quickbuild:8810/rest/jira/changes/5/TST-123

or

http://quickbuild:8810/rest/jira/changes/PATH:root/My Dev/TST-123

Since 5.0.14

URIResponse TypeParams
$baseURI/{key}/changes/{configuration}text/xml* configuration - PATH_PARAM Specify the configuration. By default, specify configuration id here. You can also specify the configuration path directly * key - PATH_PARAM The issue key you want to search. * count - QUERY_PARAM Specify at most how many records you want. If not specified, all records found will return.
http://quickbuild:8810/rest/jira/TST-123/changes/5

or

http://quickbuild:8810/rest/jira/TST-123/changes/root/My/DEV

The response looks like:

<list>
  <changeset>
    <user>steve</user>
    <date>2011-05-31T03:45:55.000+08:00</date>
    <id>f090cd04725c5551f8a439fe0a53591193ea79c3</id>
    <repositoryName>hg</repositoryName>
    <repositoryType>Mercurial</repositoryType>
    <additional>13</additional>
    <buildId>321</buildId>
    <comment>
       add a big file to related to issue TST-23, TST-24 TST-25
    </comment>
    <modifications>
      <modification>
        <action>ADD</action>
        <path>big.java</path>
        <edition>f090cd04725c5551f8a439fe0a53591193ea79c3</edition>
        <previousEdition>c11a08aa7525a01e35239b8b6f34d4f8f3bf770b</previousEdition>
        <additional>13</additional>
      </modification>
    </modifications>
  </changeset>
  ... ...
</list>
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