Closed natea closed 4 years ago
I quit the SuperProductivity app, and relaunched it, and now when I switch to the "SALES" project, it says:
"Unexpected token < in JSON as position 6"
I deleted everything in the URL after https://appsembler.atlassian.net/jira and now it's saying, "Jira: not found"
The JQL query that returns the correct issues in Jira, is resulting in an error "Jira: Not Found" when I try to use the same query in SuperProductivity.
Hi! Thanks for reporting! Could you have a look at the console (Cmd+Alt+i) to see what the actual error looks like? Also what about adding tasks via the add-task-bar (shift +a)? Do Jira Issues show up there?
Generally, super productivity does nothing special. It just uses jiras rest api.
I deleted everything in the URL after https://appsembler.atlassian.net/jira and now it's saying
What do you mean by that? Did you remove the JQL string completely?
@johannesjo thanks for your reply. I opened the console and attached a screenshot below. I get the same "Jira: not found" error when trying to add tasks.
What I meant by deleting everything in the URL is that I previously had a much longer URL because I thought I needed to reference the project, and then realized later that one can do that in the JQL statement.
Here is my JQL which returns the correct issues when I do an advanced search in Jira, but when I use the same JQL in Super Productivity, it returns the Jira: not found error.
project = "SALES" AND assignee = currentUser() AND sprint in openSprints() AND resolution = Unresolved
From this help article (a different product that also syncs with Jira), I'm wondering if the project ID needs to be an integer instead of a string? https://support.roadmunk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360043554393-Using-JQL-to-Filter-Issues
Also what about adding tasks via the add-task-bar (shift +a)? Do Jira Issues show up there?
Also what happens if you clear the JQL completely?
If I clear out the JQL completed, I still get the same error message, "Jira: not found"
It's working now. I had to remove /jira/
from the URL.
You may want to add that to the documentation that for Atlassian Cloud accounts, you just need the base URL, and don't need the /jira/
part at the end.
Thanks for reporting back! I am glad that it works now!
Thanks for all your help! I really appreciate your attention and thank you for a great tool!
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Your Environment
Expected Behavior
I connected my Jira instance to SuperProductivity for a project "Sales" and expected that all the issues in the current sprint would get synced into SuperProductivity, but the list of tasks is empty.
Current Behavior
I would expect that after connecting Jira to SuperProductivity, when I go to the task list, I would see all the tasks from the current sprint. This seems to be the behavior as described by the JQL:
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
I saw this issue: https://github.com/johannesjo/super-productivity/issues/190 So maybe the sync doesn't happen automatically but needs to be manually synced?
Console Output
Error Log (Desktop only)