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@smaritem To use a Bearer token, you will need to call the token_session() method.

from jiraone import LOGIN, endpoint

# previous statement
# You must declare a base_url
url = "https://yourinstance.atlassian.net"
token = "GHxxxxxPPPxx" # Your bearer token
# First assign a base_url to the attribute below
LOGIN.base_url = url
# You need to pass the token variable to a keyword argument called `sess`
LOGIN.token_session(sess=token)
# Afterwards you can make calls such as
data = LOGIN.get(endpoint.myself())
print(data.status_code)
# result
# 200

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@princenyeche , thanks for the reply

I am getting an unknow error with the code PROJECT.change_log(jql=jql) , where jql = r'project = "project name" '

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You should not use a raw string identifier r for your strings.
Do this ✅

jql = 'project = "project name"'

Don't do this ❌

jql = r'project = "project name" '

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@smaritem Let me know if you got it working for yourself?

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@princenyeche

I tried it, but still dont work. I am getting an empty csv file

I also tried
load = LOGIN.get(endpoint.get_all_priorities() )

I am getting the repsonse 200, but the text doesnt contain the data.

How can I get the history in the changelog.csv file using the rest api URL, /rest/api/... ?

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@smaritem
From your screenshot, it doesn't seem that there's any history from that JQL. The usual message on screen should show the issues where the history is being extracted from
e.g

Extracting issue histories...
Getting history from IP-132

So if the CSV file is empty, does it include any headers? If yes, there is probably no history of the issues being queried. Probably what you can do is simply test it on a single issue history instead.
e.g

jql = "key = ABC-123"

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@princenyeche that jql gives back more than 10000 issues, and most of them do have histories

Is there an alternative to PROJECT.change_log(jql=jql) , where jql = 'project = "project name" '
Or how can we use it witht the rest API url https://server_name.net/rest/api/..?

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@smaritem Your base_url must point to your instance URL, so if you're a server, let it be to the API endpoint that is available. e.g. https://server_name.net just the base_url only. Also, if it's on a server then you might want to add LOGIN.api = False before calling the authentication method.

LOGIN.api = False
# before calling token_session method?
LOGIN.token_session(sess=token)

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@princenyeche ,
thanks, it works with
LOGIN.api = False

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Great.

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