Open michalporeba opened 5 years ago
Get-JiraUser having validation attribute [ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()] Weird but there is no any error when running this command without parameters
Running the command without parameters should return the information about the user that is logged on. As defined in the docs.
The output of Get-JiraUser
is currently not suitable for Set-JiraIssue
. This was already reported in #200 .
You can add a (Get-JiraUser).Name
to work around it for now
I don't think this is a duplicat @lipkau. I have included (Get-JiraUser)
in the example so I don't have to show my username, but it fails with the same exception regardless if you use -Assignee (Get-JiraUser)
, -Assignee (Get-JiraUser).Name
or if you simply pass a string representing the user like so -Assignee myusername
. So my problem, and this issue #320 is not about the Get-JiraUser
but rather the Set-JiraIssue
command.
I am unable to replicate the behavior you described:
Please show how you are running these commands and the output of them.
I too get this problem; if I run the commands as you have lipkau, I get
Invoke-JiraMethod : Can not deserialize instance of java.lang.String out of START_ARRAY token
at [Source: org.apache.catalina.connector.CoyoteInputStream@2dd22d10; line: 2, column: 5] (through reference chain: com.atlassian.jira.rest.v2.issue.UserBean["name"])
At C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\JiraPS\2.9.0\JiraPS.psm1:5335 char:21
+ Invoke-JiraMethod @parameter
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+ CategoryInfo : InvalidResult: (:) [Invoke-JiraMethod], RuntimeException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : InvalidResponse.Status400,Invoke-JiraMethod`
Please show me the payload of $Body
and $splatParameters | Out-String
when you run the command with -debug
when you see this message:
https://github.com/AtlassianPS/JiraPS/blob/a0e29a616fda283531d8d127dc031dc2efd9b5fd/JiraPS/Public/Invoke-JiraMethod.ps1#L157
@lipkau is that what you need?
Almost.
on the last message of the first screenshot, enter s
and hit enter
then you can see the content of the local variables. such as $Body
I'll do it tomorrow
On Tue, 8 Jan 2019, 11:58 Oliver Lipkau <notifications@github.com wrote:
Almost. on the last message of the first screenshot, enter s and hit enter then you can see the content of the local variables. such as $Body
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I have noticed two more things this morning when running the command with the -Debug
option.
First of all it fails only for some of the users, specifically so far I have only noticed that it fails only for my user, for other users I tried it works.
During execution of the Set-JiraIssue
a call is made to rest/api/latest/user/search?
and then 3 different calls to rest/api/2/user
passing 3 different user names: mine and two other usernames that start with exact my username + and extra character at the end.
So I tried Get-JiraUser -UserName <myusername>
and I got the same behaviour - 3 users not 1.
This behavior is know (#49) and already planned to changed (#306). But as it's a breaking change, it will only be released with v3.0.
for now you will have to manage with something like
Get-JiraUser -UserName <myusername> | Where name -eq <myusername>
Please have a look at this merge request. It fixes the issue without breaking changes.
I have a unit test to cover the -Exact
option and modified one to be more explicit how the Get-JiraUser should work when the -Exact
is not used. I have also updated the Get-JiraUser
documentations.
Description
Assigning JIRA issues to a user with Set-JiraIssue suddenly stopped working.
Steps To Reproduce
New-JiraSession
Expected behavior
Up to recently this was assigning the issue to the signed user. Changing (Get-JiraUser) to a username string doesn't solve it.
Your Environment
JiraPS 2.8.6 PSVersion 5.1.16299.785