Closed packy closed 7 years ago
Sure, Packy. Give it a shot and we'll discuss it.
Latelly I was thinking about a new interface for new so that I could accomodate other parameters in the future without breaking compatibility. Something like accepting a hash-ref with keys naming the arguments. Feel free to come up with something like this if it makes sense to you.
Also, JIRA::REST still doesn't have any tests besides. Being able to use anonymous REST calls would allow me to implement a few tests using Atlassian's own JIRA instance.
Exactly. I borrowed code from REST::Client to implement a lightweight pseudo-JIRA server for my own tests (thus allowing me to control the data being returned), but being able to test against Atlassian's instance would definitely help with integration testing.
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Sure, Packy. Give it a shot and we'll discuss it.
Latelly I was thinking about a new interface for new so that I could accomodate other parameters in the future without breaking compatibility. Something like accepting a hash-ref with keys naming the arguments. Feel free to come up with something like this if it makes sense to you.
Also, JIRA::REST still doesn't have any tests besides. Being able to use anonymous REST calls would allow me to implement a few tests using Atlassian's own JIRA instance.
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Hi, I'm the author of the module JIRA::REST::Class, which uses your module to access a JIRA server and then represent JIRA's entities as Perl object classes instead of hashed.
I just got an inquiry about the possibility of using my class to anonymously access public JIRA APIs (like jira.atlassian.com). I'm wondering if you'd be willing to entertain a pull request to allow that. If so, I'll fork and write up a change for you to look at.