add 'expand' parameter to searchJira method and update documentation link #116
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#88 appears to add this same behavior with slightly different syntax |
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+1 to adding this feature |
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+1 What's the ETA on this getting in? |
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add 'expand' parameter to searchJira method and update documentation link
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For those of you waiting on this feature to get released @KanoYugoro and I forked this repo and pushed it to a new npm module jira-client We've changed up the API a bit to use ES6 Promises but this feature is there. |
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Added a PR to update the documentation in the comments for this in #151 |
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In some situations, it's nice to be able to fetch more issue data than the search API returns by default. JIRA's REST API search method supports an expand parameter that allows one to request more detail for each issue, but this library didn't support it.
This adds that support.