This action searches JIRA for the issues that match the JQL passed in, and returns the results in a JSON array.

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🚨 All variables are required 🚨

• JIRA_HOST - the hostname of your JIRA instance
  • e.g. stark-industries.atlassian.net
• JIRA_API_TOKEN - An access token from JIRA. Configure them here
• JIRA_USER_EMAIL - The email of the user that generate JIRA_API_TOKEN

• jql (required) - A JIRA JQL query
• fields - A comma-separated list of fields to map out of the issue data
  • If not supplied, all non 'customfield' issue data is returned, for finding custom field information, first find the name of the field in the JIRA API and add it to the list e.g. summary,description,customfield_10000
• maxResults - A number of maximum results to return from the search. If not sent, defaults to 50.

• issueData - JSON data containing all issue data

{
  "jql": "<The query you originally passed in>",
  "quantity": 2,
  "issues": [
    {
      "key": "ABC-1",
      "fields": {
        "creator": {
          Stuff...
        }
      },
      ...
    }
  ]
}