$ npm install -g @thestarware/atlascli-jira
$ jira COMMAND
running command...
$ jira (--version)
@thestarware/atlascli-jira/1.1.0 darwin-arm64 node-v16.13.1
$ jira --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
  $ jira COMMAND
...

Commands

`jira announcement-banner update`

Updates the announcement banner configuration.

USAGE
  $ jira announcement-banner update -m <value> -v public|private [-d] [-e]

FLAGS
  -d, --[no-]isDismissible   Flag indicating if the announcement banner can be dismissed by the user.
  -e, --[no-]isEnabled       Flag indicating if the announcement banner is enabled or not.
  -m, --message=<value>      (required) The text on the announcement banner.
  -v, --visibility=<option>  (required) Visibility of the announcement banner. Can be public or private.
                             <options: public|private>

DESCRIPTION
  Updates the announcement banner configuration.

ALIASES
  $ jira announcement-banner update
  $ jira announcement-banner update

`jira announcement-banner get`

Returns the current announcement banner configuration.

USAGE
  $ jira announcement-banner get

DESCRIPTION
  Returns the current announcement banner configuration.

`jira announcement-banner update`

Updates the announcement banner configuration.

USAGE
  $ jira announcement-banner update -m <value> -v public|private [-d] [-e]

FLAGS
  -d, --[no-]isDismissible   Flag indicating if the announcement banner can be dismissed by the user.
  -e, --[no-]isEnabled       Flag indicating if the announcement banner is enabled or not.
  -m, --message=<value>      (required) The text on the announcement banner.
  -v, --visibility=<option>  (required) Visibility of the announcement banner. Can be public or private.
                             <options: public|private>

DESCRIPTION
  Updates the announcement banner configuration.

ALIASES
  $ jira announcement-banner update
  $ jira announcement-banner update

`jira application-role update`

Updates the an application role. If versionHash is passed, the request will be rejected if not the same as server.

USAGE
  $ jira application-role update -k <value> [-v <value>] [-n <value>] [-g <value>] [--defaultGroups <value>]
    [--selectedByDefault] [--numberOfSeats <value>] [-r <value>] [-c <value>] [--userCountDescription <value>]
    [--hasUnlimitedSeats] [-p]

FLAGS
  -c, --userCount=<value>         The number of users counting against your license.
  -g, --groups=<value>            The name of the groups. You can provide multiple group name by seperating them with
                                  comma.
  -k, --key=<value>               (required) The key of the application role.
  -n, --name=<value>              The display name of the application role.
  -p, --platform                  Indicates if the application role belongs to Jira platform (jira-core).
  -r, --remainingSeats=<value>    The count of users remaining on your license.
  -v, --versionHash=<value>       The hash of the version to update.
  --defaultGroups=<value>         The name of default groups. You can provide multiple group name by seperating them
                                  with comma.
  --hasUnlimitedSeats             Whether your license can have unlimited user or not.
  --numberOfSeats=<value>         The maximum count of users on your license.
  --selectedByDefault             Determines whether this application role should be selected by default on user
                                  creation.
  --userCountDescription=<value>  The type of users being counted against your license.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates the an application role. If versionHash is passed, the request will be rejected if not the same as server.

ALIASES
  $ jira application-role update
  $ jira application-role update

`jira application-role get`

Gets an application role.

USAGE
  $ jira application-role get -k <value>

FLAGS
  -k, --key=<value>  (required) The key of the application role.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets an application role.

`jira application-role get-all`

Gets all application roles.

USAGE
  $ jira application-role get-all [--showHashVersion]

FLAGS
  --showHashVersion  Whether hash version will be shown in the response. (Only for Server)

DESCRIPTION
  Gets all application roles.

`jira application-role update`

Updates the an application role. If versionHash is passed, the request will be rejected if not the same as server.

USAGE
  $ jira application-role update -k <value> [-v <value>] [-n <value>] [-g <value>] [--defaultGroups <value>]
    [--selectedByDefault] [--numberOfSeats <value>] [-r <value>] [-c <value>] [--userCountDescription <value>]
    [--hasUnlimitedSeats] [-p]

FLAGS
  -c, --userCount=<value>         The number of users counting against your license.
  -g, --groups=<value>            The name of the groups. You can provide multiple group name by seperating them with
                                  comma.
  -k, --key=<value>               (required) The key of the application role.
  -n, --name=<value>              The display name of the application role.
  -p, --platform                  Indicates if the application role belongs to Jira platform (jira-core).
  -r, --remainingSeats=<value>    The count of users remaining on your license.
  -v, --versionHash=<value>       The hash of the version to update.
  --defaultGroups=<value>         The name of default groups. You can provide multiple group name by seperating them
                                  with comma.
  --hasUnlimitedSeats             Whether your license can have unlimited user or not.
  --numberOfSeats=<value>         The maximum count of users on your license.
  --selectedByDefault             Determines whether this application role should be selected by default on user
                                  creation.
  --userCountDescription=<value>  The type of users being counted against your license.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates the an application role. If versionHash is passed, the request will be rejected if not the same as server.

ALIASES
  $ jira application-role update
  $ jira application-role update

`jira attachment add FILE`

Adds an attachment to an issue.

USAGE
  $ jira attachment add FILE --issue <value> [--file <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  FILE  Location of file.

FLAGS
  --file=<value>   Location of file.
  --issue=<value>  (required) Issue ID or key.

DESCRIPTION
  Adds an attachment to an issue.

`jira attachment delete ID`

Deletes an attachment from an issue.

USAGE
  $ jira attachment delete ID [--id <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  ID  ID of attachment.

FLAGS
  --id=<value>  ID of attachment.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes an attachment from an issue.

`jira attachment get-content`

Gets the contents of an attachment. A Range header can be set to define a range of bytes within the attachment to download. See the HTTP Range header standard for details.

USAGE
  $ jira attachment get-content --id <value> [-r]

FLAGS
  -r, --redirect  Whether a redirect is provided for the attachment download. Clients that do not automatically follow
                  redirects can set this to false to avoid making multiple requests to download the attachment.
  --id=<value>    (required) ID of attachment.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets the contents of an attachment. A Range header can be set to define a range of bytes within the attachment to
  download. See the HTTP Range header standard for details.

`jira attachment get-jira-settings`

Returns general information about the current Jira.

USAGE
  $ jira attachment get-jira-settings

DESCRIPTION
  Returns general information about the current Jira.

`jira attachment get-metadata ID`

Returns the metadata for an attachment. Note that the attachment itself is not returned.

USAGE
  $ jira attachment get-metadata ID [--id <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  ID  ID of attachment.

FLAGS
  --id=<value>  ID of attachment.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns the metadata for an attachment. Note that the attachment itself is not returned.

`jira attachment get-metadata-for-zip ID`

Returns the metadata for the contents of an attachment, if it is an archive, and metadata for the attachment itself.

USAGE
  $ jira attachment get-metadata-for-zip ID [--id <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  ID  ID of attachment.

FLAGS
  --id=<value>  ID of attachment.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns the metadata for the contents of an attachment, if it is an archive, and metadata for the attachment itself.

`jira attachment get-thumbnails`

Gets the thumbnail of an attachment.

USAGE
  $ jira attachment get-thumbnails --id <value> [--fallbackToDefault] [-w <value>] [-h <value>] [-r]

FLAGS
  -h, --height=<value>  The maximum height to scale the thumbnail to.
  -r, --redirect        Whether a redirect is provided for the attachment download. Clients that do not automatically
                        follow redirects can set this to false to avoid making multiple requests to download the
                        attachment.
  -w, --width=<value>   The maximum width to scale the thumbnail to.
  --fallbackToDefault   Whether a default thumbnail is returned when the requested thumbnail is not found.
  --id=<value>          (required) ID of attachment.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets the thumbnail of an attachment.

`jira audit-record get-associated`

Get details of an item associated with the changed record.

USAGE
  $ jira audit-record get-associated [-o <value>] [-l <value>] [--from <value>] [--to <value>] [--projectIds <value>] [--userIds
    <value>]

FLAGS
  -l, --limit=<value>   The maximum number of results to return.
  -o, --offset=<value>  The number of records to skip before returning the first result.
  --from=<value>        The date and time on or after which returned audit records must have been created. Example date:
                        2014-03-19
  --projectIds=<value>  List of project ids to look for. Only for server.
  --to=<value>          The date and time on or before which returned audit results must have been created.Example date:
                        2014-03-19
  --userIds=<value>     List of user ids to look for. Only for server.

DESCRIPTION
  Get details of an item associated with the changed record.

`jira audit-record get-changed`

Get the list of values changed in the record event.

USAGE
  $ jira audit-record get-changed [-o <value>] [-l <value>] [--from <value>] [--to <value>] [--projectIds <value>] [--userIds
    <value>]

FLAGS
  -l, --limit=<value>   The maximum number of results to return.
  -o, --offset=<value>  The number of records to skip before returning the first result.
  --from=<value>        The date and time on or after which returned audit records must have been created. Example date:
                        2014-03-19
  --projectIds=<value>  List of project ids to look for. Only for server.
  --to=<value>          The date and time on or before which returned audit results must have been created. Example
                        date: 2014-03-19
  --userIds=<value>     List of user ids to look for. Only for server.

DESCRIPTION
  Get the list of values changed in the record event.

`jira avatar delete-universal-avatar`

Deletes the system and custom avatars for a project or issue type.

USAGE
  $ jira avatar delete-universal-avatar --type issuetype|project --entityId <value> --avatarId <value> [--x <value> --y <value>
    --width <value>]

FLAGS
  --avatarId=<value>  (required) The ID of the avatar.
  --entityId=<value>  (required) The ID of the item the avatar is associated with.
  --type=<option>     (required) Type of avatar.
                      <options: issuetype|project>
  --width=<value>     The length of each side of the crop region.
  --x=<value>         The X coordinate of the top-left corner of the crop region.
  --y=<value>         The Y coordinate of the top-left corner of the crop region.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes the system and custom avatars for a project or issue type.

`jira avatar delete-user-avatar`

Deletes a custom avatar from a user. Note that system avatars cannot be deleted.

USAGE
  $ jira avatar delete-user-avatar -u <value> --avatarId <value>

FLAGS
  -u, --user=<value>  (required) The username or email.
  --avatarId=<value>  (required) The ID of the avatar.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a custom avatar from a user. Note that system avatars cannot be deleted.

`jira avatar get-all-user-avatar`

Returns all user avatars for specified user.

USAGE
  $ jira avatar get-all-user-avatar -u <value>

FLAGS
  -u, --user=<value>  (required) The username or email.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns all user avatars for specified user.

`jira avatar get-image-by-id`

Downloads a project or issue type avatar image by ID .

USAGE
  $ jira avatar get-image-by-id (--fileName <value> -f png|svg) -t issuetype|project -i <value> [--size
    xsmall|small|medium|large|xlarge]

FLAGS
  -f, --format=<option>  The format to return the avatar image in. If not provided the original content format is
                         returned.
                         <options: png|svg>
  -i, --id=<value>       (required) The ID of the avatar.
  -t, --type=<option>    (required) The icon type of the avatar.
                         <options: issuetype|project>
  --fileName=<value>     (required) File name that image will be saved in.
  --size=<option>        The size of the avatar image. If not provided the default size is returned.
                         <options: xsmall|small|medium|large|xlarge>

DESCRIPTION
  Downloads a project or issue type avatar image by ID .

`jira avatar get-image-by-owner`

Downloads the avatar image for a project or issue type into given file name.

USAGE
  $ jira avatar get-image-by-owner (--fileName <value> -f png|svg) -t issuetype|project -i <value> [--size
    xsmall|small|medium|large|xlarge]

FLAGS
  -f, --format=<option>   The format to return the avatar image in. If not provided the original content format is
                          returned.
                          <options: png|svg>
  -i, --entityId=<value>  (required) The ID of the project or issue type the avatar belongs to.
  -t, --type=<option>     (required) The icon type of the avatar.
                          <options: issuetype|project>
  --fileName=<value>      (required) File name that image will be saved in.
  --size=<option>         The size of the avatar image. If not provided the default size is returned.
                          <options: xsmall|small|medium|large|xlarge>

DESCRIPTION
  Downloads the avatar image for a project or issue type into given file name.

`jira avatar get-image-by-type`

Downloads the default project or issue type avatar image into given file name.

USAGE
  $ jira avatar get-image-by-type (--fileName <value> -f png|svg) -t issuetype|project [--size
    xsmall|small|medium|large|xlarge]

FLAGS
  -f, --format=<option>  The format to return the avatar image in. If not provided the original content format is
                         returned.
                         <options: png|svg>
  -t, --type=<option>    (required) The icon type of the avatar.
                         <options: issuetype|project>
  --fileName=<value>     (required) File name that image will be saved in.
  --size=<option>        The size of the avatar image. If not provided the default size is returned.
                         <options: xsmall|small|medium|large|xlarge>

DESCRIPTION
  Downloads the default project or issue type avatar image into given file name.

`jira avatar get-system-avatars`

Returns all system avatars of the given type.

USAGE
  $ jira avatar get-system-avatars --type issuetype|project|user

FLAGS
  --type=<option>  (required) Type of avatar.
                   <options: issuetype|project|user>

DESCRIPTION
  Returns all system avatars of the given type.

`jira avatar get-universal-avatars`

Returns the system and custom avatars for a project or issue type.

USAGE
  $ jira avatar get-universal-avatars --type issuetype|project --entityId <value> [--x <value> --y <value> --width
  <value>]

FLAGS
  --entityId=<value>  (required) The ID of the item the avatar is associated with.
  --type=<option>     (required) Type of avatar.
                      <options: issuetype|project>
  --width=<value>     The length of each side of the crop region.
  --x=<value>         The X coordinate of the top-left corner of the crop region.
  --y=<value>         The Y coordinate of the top-left corner of the crop region.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns the system and custom avatars for a project or issue type.

`jira avatar set-user-avatar`

Sets the user avatar to an already uploaded/existing avatar.

USAGE
  $ jira avatar set-user-avatar -u <value> --avatarId <value>

FLAGS
  -u, --user=<value>  (required) The username or email.
  --avatarId=<value>  (required) The ID of the avatar.

DESCRIPTION
  Sets the user avatar to an already uploaded/existing avatar.

`jira avatar upload-universal-avatar AVATARFILE`

Uploads a custom avatar for a project or issue type.

USAGE
  $ jira avatar upload-universal-avatar AVATARFILE --type issuetype|project --entityId <value> [--x <value> --y <value> --width
    <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  AVATARFILE  Location of avatar file

FLAGS
  --entityId=<value>  (required) The ID of the item the avatar is associated with.
  --type=<option>     (required) Type of avatar.
                      <options: issuetype|project>
  --width=<value>     The length of each side of the crop region.
  --x=<value>         The X coordinate of the top-left corner of the crop region.
  --y=<value>         The Y coordinate of the top-left corner of the crop region.

DESCRIPTION
  Uploads a custom avatar for a project or issue type.

`jira avatar upload-user-avatar AVATARFILE`

Uploads an avatar for a user.

USAGE
  $ jira avatar upload-user-avatar AVATARFILE -u <value> [--x <value> --y <value> --width <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  AVATARFILE  Location of avatar file

FLAGS
  -u, --user=<value>  (required) The username or email.
  --width=<value>     The length of each side of the crop region.
  --x=<value>         The X coordinate of the top-left corner of the crop region.
  --y=<value>         The Y coordinate of the top-left corner of the crop region.

DESCRIPTION
  Uploads an avatar for a user.

`jira comment-property delete-property`

Deletes a property for a comment.

USAGE
  $ jira comment-property delete-property --commentId <value> --key <value>

FLAGS
  --commentId=<value>  (required) Comment ID.
  --key=<value>        (required) Property key.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a property for a comment.

`jira comment-property get-property`

Gets the value of a property for a comment.

USAGE
  $ jira comment-property get-property --commentId <value> --key <value>

FLAGS
  --commentId=<value>  (required) Comment ID.
  --key=<value>        (required) Property key.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets the value of a property for a comment.

`jira comment-property get-property-keys`

Returns the keys of all the properties of a comment.

USAGE
  $ jira comment-property get-property-keys --commentId <value>

FLAGS
  --commentId=<value>  (required) Comment ID.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns the keys of all the properties of a comment.

`jira comment-property set-property`

Creates or updates the value of a property for a comment.

USAGE
  $ jira comment-property set-property --commentId <value> --key <value> --value <value>

FLAGS
  --commentId=<value>  (required) Comment ID.
  --key=<value>        (required) Property key.
  --value=<value>      (required) Non-empty JSON blob. The maximum length is 32768 characters.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates or updates the value of a property for a comment.

`jira comment add`

Adds a comment.

USAGE
  $ jira comment add --issue <value> --body <value> [--visibilityType role|group --visibilityValue <value>]
    [--visibility <value> | ]

FLAGS
  --body=<value>             (required) Body of the comment. For cloud this can be in Atlassian Document Format. For
                             Server/DC this is a string.
  --issue=<value>            (required) Issue ID or key.
  --visibility=<value>       Visibility type and value in the form role/role_name or group/group_name.
  --visibilityType=<option>  Visibility of type of comment.
                             <options: role|group>
  --visibilityValue=<value>  Visibility type specific value. Role or group name.

DESCRIPTION
  Adds a comment.

`jira comment delete`

Deletes a comment.

USAGE
  $ jira comment delete --issue <value> --commentId <value>

FLAGS
  --commentId=<value>  (required) Comment ID.
  --issue=<value>      (required) Issue ID or key.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a comment.

`jira comment get`

Returns a comment.

USAGE
  $ jira comment get --issue <value> --commentId <value>

FLAGS
  --commentId=<value>  (required) Comment ID.
  --issue=<value>      (required) Issue ID or key.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a comment.

`jira comment get-for-issue [ISSUE]`

Returns comments for an issue.

USAGE
  $ jira comment get-for-issue [ISSUE] [--issue <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  ISSUE  Issue ID or key.

FLAGS
  --issue=<value>  Issue ID or key.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns comments for an issue.

`jira comment get-with-ids`

Gets comments with specified IDs.

USAGE
  $ jira comment get-with-ids --id <value>

FLAGS
  --id=<value>...  (required) Comment ID.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets comments with specified IDs.

`jira comment update`

Updates a comment.

USAGE
  $ jira comment update --commentId <value> --issue <value> --body <value> [--visibilityType role|group
    --visibilityValue <value>] [--visibility <value> | ]

FLAGS
  --body=<value>             (required) Body of the comment. For cloud this can be in Atlassian Document Format. For
                             Server/DC this is a string.
  --commentId=<value>        (required) Comment ID.
  --issue=<value>            (required) Issue ID or key.
  --visibility=<value>       Visibility type and value in the form role/role_name or group/group_name.
  --visibilityType=<option>  Visibility of type of comment.
                             <options: role|group>
  --visibilityValue=<value>  Visibility type specific value. Role or group name.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates a comment.

`jira config add`

Adds a new Jira site configuration.

USAGE
  $ jira config add [-s <value>] [-u <value> -p <value>] [-t <value> []] [-a <value>] [-h]

FLAGS
  -a, --alias=<value>     alias for the site
  -e, --email=<value>     e-mail for authentication
  -h, --help              Show CLI help.
  -p, --password=<value>  password for username/password authentication
  -s, --site=<value>      URL of Jira site
  -t, --token=<value>     oauth authentication token associated with e-mail
  -u, --username=<value>  username for username/password authentication

DESCRIPTION
  Adds a new Jira site configuration.

`jira config delete [SITE]`

Deletes site with given alias.

USAGE
  $ jira config delete [SITE] [-s <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  SITE  Alias of the site

FLAGS
  -s, --site=<value>  Alias of the site

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes site with given alias.

`jira config get-default`

Gets alias of default Site.

USAGE
  $ jira config get-default

DESCRIPTION
  Gets alias of default Site.

`jira config list`

Lists all sites.

USAGE
  $ jira config list

DESCRIPTION
  Lists all sites.

`jira config set-default [SITE]`

Sets default Site.

USAGE
  $ jira config set-default [SITE] [-s <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  SITE  Alias of the site

FLAGS
  -s, --site=<value>  Alias of the site

DESCRIPTION
  Sets default Site.

`jira dashboard-gadget add`

Adds a gadget to the dashboard.

USAGE
  $ jira dashboard-gadget add -i <value> [-m <value> | -u <value>] [--color blue|red|yellow|green|cyan|purple|gray|white]
    [--position <value>] [--title <value>] [--ignoreUriAndModuleKeyValidation]

FLAGS
  -i, --dashboardId=<value>          (required) Dashboard ID.
  -m, --moduleKey=<value>            The module key of the gadget type.
  -u, --uri=<value>                  The URI of the gadget type.
  --color=<option>                   The color of the gadget.
                                     <options: blue|red|yellow|green|cyan|purple|gray|white>
  --ignoreUriAndModuleKeyValidation  Whether to ignore the validation of module key and URI. For example, when a gadget
                                     is created that is a part of an application that isn't installed.
  --position=<value>                 The position of the gadget. When the gadget is placed into the position, other
                                     gadgets in the same column are moved down to accommodate it. KEYS: [row, column]
                                     Example usage: --position=row=1,column=2
  --title=<value>                    The title of the gadget.

DESCRIPTION
  Adds a gadget to the dashboard.

`jira dashboard-gadget get-availables`

Gets a list of all available gadgets that can be added to all dashboards.

USAGE
  $ jira dashboard-gadget get-availables

DESCRIPTION
  Gets a list of all available gadgets that can be added to all dashboards.

`jira dashboard-gadget remove`

Removes a gadget from dashboard.

USAGE
  $ jira dashboard-gadget remove -d <value> -g <value>

FLAGS
  -d, --dashboardId=<value>  (required) Dashboard ID.
  -g, --gadgetId=<value>     (required) Gadget ID.

DESCRIPTION
  Removes a gadget from dashboard.

`jira dashboard-gadget search`

Searches dashboard gadgets.

USAGE
  $ jira dashboard-gadget search -d <value> [-m <value>] [-u <value>] [-g <value>]

FLAGS
  -d, --dashboardId=<value>   (required) Dashboard ID.
  -g, --gadgetId=<value>...   Gadget ID. You can provide multiple value by repeating this flag.
  -m, --moduleKey=<value>...  Module key. You can provide multiple value by repeating this flag.
  -u, --uri=<value>...        Gadget uri. You can provide multiple value by repeating this flag.

DESCRIPTION
  Searches dashboard gadgets.

`jira dashboard-gadget update`

Updates a dashboard gadget.

USAGE
  $ jira dashboard-gadget update -d <value> -g <value> [--color blue|red|yellow|green|cyan|purple|gray|white] [--position
    <value>] [--title <value>]

FLAGS
  -d, --dashboardId=<value>  (required) Dashboard ID.
  -g, --gadgetId=<value>     (required) Gadget ID.
  --color=<option>           The color of the gadget.
                             <options: blue|red|yellow|green|cyan|purple|gray|white>
  --position=<value>         The position of the gadget. When the gadget is placed into the position, other gadgets in
                             the same column are moved down to accommodate it. KEYS: [row, column]
                             Example usage: --position=row=1,column=2
  --title=<value>            The title of the gadget.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates a dashboard gadget.

`jira dashboard-item-property delete`

My description

USAGE
  $ jira dashboard-item-property delete -d <value> -i <value> -k <value>

FLAGS
  -d, --dashboardId=<value>  (required) The ID of the dashboard.
  -i, --itemId=<value>       (required) The ID of the dashboard item.
  -k, --propertyKey=<value>  (required) The key of the dashboard item property.

DESCRIPTION
  My description

`jira dashboard-item-property get`

Gets the key and value of a dashboard item property

USAGE
  $ jira dashboard-item-property get -d <value> -i <value> -k <value>

FLAGS
  -d, --dashboardId=<value>  (required) The ID of the dashboard.
  -i, --itemId=<value>       (required) The ID of the dashboard item.
  -k, --propertyKey=<value>  (required) The key of the dashboard item property.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets the key and value of a dashboard item property

`jira dashboard-item-property get-keys`

Gets keys of all properties for a dashboard item.

USAGE
  $ jira dashboard-item-property get-keys -d <value> -i <value>

FLAGS
  -d, --dashboardId=<value>  (required) The ID of the dashboard.
  -i, --itemId=<value>       (required) The ID of the dashboard item.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets keys of all properties for a dashboard item.

`jira dashboard-item-property set [JSONBODY]`

Sets the value of a dashboard item property. Use this resource in apps to store custom data against a dashboard item. The value of the request body must be a valid, non-empty JSON blob. The maximum length is 32768 characters.

USAGE
  $ jira dashboard-item-property set [JSONBODY] -d <value> -i <value> -k <value>

ARGUMENTS
  JSONBODY  Dashboard Item property set request in JSON format.

FLAGS
  -d, --dashboardId=<value>  (required) The ID of the dashboard.
  -i, --itemId=<value>       (required) The ID of the dashboard item.
  -k, --propertyKey=<value>  (required) The key of the dashboard item property.

DESCRIPTION
  Sets the value of a dashboard item property. Use this resource in apps to store custom data against a dashboard item.
  The value of the request body must be a valid, non-empty JSON blob. The maximum length is 32768 characters.

`jira dashboard add-edit-permission`

Adds an edit permission to a dashboard.

USAGE
  $ jira dashboard add-edit-permission -i <value> --type user|group|project|projectRole|global|authenticated|project-unknown|role
    [--project <value>] [-g <value>] [--projectRoleId <value> ] [-u <value>]

FLAGS
  -g, --group=<value>      The name or id of the group that you want to add users to.
  -i, --id=<value>         (required) The ID of the dashboard.
  -u, --user=<value>       User's account Id or username or email.
  --project=<value>        Project ID.
  --projectRoleId=<value>  Role ID.
  --type=<option>          (required) The type of edit permissions.
                           <options: user|group|project|projectRole|global|authenticated|project-unknown|role>

DESCRIPTION
  Adds an edit permission to a dashboard.

`jira dashboard add-share-permission`

Adds an share permission to a dashboard.

USAGE
  $ jira dashboard add-share-permission -i <value> --type user|group|project|projectRole|global|authenticated|project-unknown|role
    [--project <value>] [-g <value>] [--projectRoleId <value> ] [-u <value>]

FLAGS
  -g, --group=<value>      The name or id of the group that you want to add users to.
  -i, --id=<value>         (required) The ID of the dashboard.
  -u, --user=<value>       User's account Id or username or email.
  --project=<value>        Project ID.
  --projectRoleId=<value>  Role ID.
  --type=<option>          (required) The type of share permissions.
                           <options: user|group|project|projectRole|global|authenticated|project-unknown|role>

DESCRIPTION
  Adds an share permission to a dashboard.

`jira dashboard copy`

Copies a dashboard.

USAGE
  $ jira dashboard copy -i <value> [-n <value>] [-d <value>]

FLAGS
  -d, --description=<value>  The description of the dashboard.
  -i, --id=<value>           (required) The ID of the dashboard to update.
  -n, --name=<value>         The name of the dashboard.

DESCRIPTION
  Copies a dashboard.

`jira dashboard create`

Creates a dashboard

USAGE
  $ jira dashboard create -n <value> [-d <value>]

FLAGS
  -d, --description=<value>  The description of the dashboard.
  -n, --name=<value>         (required) The name of the dashboard.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates a dashboard

`jira dashboard delete`

Deletes a dashboard.

USAGE
  $ jira dashboard delete -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) The ID of the dashboard to delete.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a dashboard.

`jira dashboard get [ID]`

Gets a dashboard.

USAGE
  $ jira dashboard get [ID] [-i <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  ID  The ID of the dashboard.

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>...  The ID of the dashboard.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets a dashboard.

`jira dashboard get-all`

Gets a list of dashboards owned by or shared with the user. The list may be filtered to include only favorite or owned dashboards.

USAGE
  $ jira dashboard get-all [--filter my|favourite] [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  --all                 Whether all responses are returned.
  --filter=<option>     The filter applied to the list of dashboards.
                        <options: my|favourite>
  --maxResults=<value>  [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --startAt=<value>     The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets a list of dashboards owned by or shared with the user. The list may be filtered to include only favorite or owned
  dashboards.

`jira dashboard get-permissions`

Gets edit or share permissions that a dashboard has.

USAGE
  $ jira dashboard get-permissions -i <value> -t edit|share

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>     (required) The ID of the dashboard.
  -t, --type=<option>  (required) Permission type you want to get.
                       <options: edit|share>

DESCRIPTION
  Gets edit or share permissions that a dashboard has.

`jira dashboard search`

Searches all dashboards.

USAGE
  $ jira dashboard search [--orderBy description|favourite_count|id|is_favourite|name|owner] [--orderDirection
    ASC|DSC] [--query <value>] [-u <value>] [-g <value>] [-p <value>] [--status active|archived|deleted] [--expand
    description|owner|viewUrl|favourite|favouritedCount|favouritedCount] [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults
    <value>]

FLAGS
  -g, --group=<value>        The name or id of the group that you want to add users to.
  -p, --project=<value>      Project id or key
  -u, --user=<value>         User account ID or username or email used to return dashboards with the matching dashboard
                             owner's accountId.
  --all                      Whether all responses are returned.
  --expand=<option>          Use expand to include additional information about dashboard in the response.
                             <options: description|owner|viewUrl|favourite|favouritedCount|favouritedCount>
  --maxResults=<value>       [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --orderBy=<option>         [default: name]
                             <options: description|favourite_count|id|is_favourite|name|owner>
  --orderDirection=<option>  <options: ASC|DSC>
  --query=<value>            Filter the results using a literal string. This only works for Jira Cloud.
  --startAt=<value>          The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).
  --status=<option>          The status to filter by. It may be active, archived or deleted.
                             <options: active|archived|deleted>

DESCRIPTION
  Searches all dashboards.

`jira dashboard update`

Updates a dashboard.

USAGE
  $ jira dashboard update -i <value> [-n <value>] [-d <value>]

FLAGS
  -d, --description=<value>  The description of the dashboard.
  -i, --id=<value>           (required) The ID of the dashboard to update.
  -n, --name=<value>         The name of the dashboard.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates a dashboard.

`jira filter-sharing add-edit-permission`

Add edit permission for a filter.

USAGE
  $ jira filter-sharing add-edit-permission -i <value> --type user|group|project|projectRole|global|authenticated|project-unknown|role
    [-g <value>] [--projectRoleId <value> -p <value>] [-u <value>]

FLAGS
  -g, --group=<value>      The name or id of the group that you want to add users to.
  -i, --id=<value>         (required) Filter ID
  -p, --project=<value>    Project id or key
  -u, --user=<value>       User's account Id or email or username.
  --projectRoleId=<value>  Role ID
  --type=<option>          (required) The type of edit permissions.
                           <options: user|group|project|projectRole|global|authenticated|project-unknown|role>

DESCRIPTION
  Add edit permission for a filter.

`jira filter-sharing add-share-permission`

Add share permission for filter.

USAGE
  $ jira filter-sharing add-share-permission -i <value> --type user|group|project|projectRole|global|authenticated|project-unknown|role
    [--projectRoleId <value> -p <value>] [-g <value>] [--userKey <value> | -u <value>] [--view] [--edit] [--rights
    <value>]

FLAGS
  -g, --group=<value>      The name or id of the group that you want to add users to.
  -i, --filterId=<value>   (required) Filter ID
  -p, --project=<value>    Project Id or key
  -u, --user=<value>       User's account Id or username or email.
  --[no-]edit              Edit permission. (For server)
  --projectRoleId=<value>  Role ID
  --rights=<value>         The rights for the share permission.
  --type=<option>          (required) The type of share permissions.
                           <options: user|group|project|projectRole|global|authenticated|project-unknown|role>
  --userKey=<value>        The user key. Only applicable to server.
  --[no-]view              View permission. (For server)

DESCRIPTION
  Add share permission for filter.

`jira filter-sharing delete-permission`

Delete share permission of a filter.

USAGE
  $ jira filter-sharing delete-permission -i <value> --permissionId <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --filterId=<value>  (required) Filter's ID.
  --permissionId=<value>  (required) Permission ID

DESCRIPTION
  Delete share permission of a filter.

`jira filter-sharing get-default-scope`

Set default sharing scope for filters.

USAGE
  $ jira filter-sharing get-default-scope

DESCRIPTION
  Set default sharing scope for filters.

`jira filter-sharing get-edit-permissions`

Get filter's share permissions.

USAGE
  $ jira filter-sharing get-edit-permissions -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --filterId=<value>  (required) Filter's ID.

DESCRIPTION
  Get filter's share permissions.

`jira filter-sharing get-permission`

Get a share permission.

USAGE
  $ jira filter-sharing get-permission -i <value> --permissionId <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --filterId=<value>  (required) Filter's ID.
  --permissionId=<value>  (required) Permission ID

DESCRIPTION
  Get a share permission.

`jira filter-sharing get-share-permissions`

Get filter's share permissions.

USAGE
  $ jira filter-sharing get-share-permissions -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --filterId=<value>  (required) Filter's ID.

DESCRIPTION
  Get filter's share permissions.

`jira filter-sharing set-default-scope`

Set default sharing scope for filters.

USAGE
  $ jira filter-sharing set-default-scope --scope GLOBAL|PRIVATE|AUTHENTICATED

FLAGS
  --scope=<option>  (required) The scope of the default sharing for new filters and dashboards
                    <options: GLOBAL|PRIVATE|AUTHENTICATED>

DESCRIPTION
  Set default sharing scope for filters.

`jira filter add-favourite`

Add filter to your favourites.

USAGE
  $ jira filter add-favourite -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --filterId=<value>  (required) Filter's ID.

DESCRIPTION
  Add filter to your favourites.

`jira filter change-owner`

Change filter's owner.

USAGE
  $ jira filter change-owner -i <value> -u <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --filterId=<value>  (required) Filter's ID.
  -u, --user=<value>      (required) User's account ID or username or email.

DESCRIPTION
  Change filter's owner.

`jira filter create`

Create a filter.

USAGE
  $ jira filter create -n <value> [-d <value>] [--jql <value>] [-f] [--editable] [--overrideSharePermissions]

FLAGS
  -d, --description=<value>   A description of the filter.
  -f, --favourite             Whether the filter is selected as a favorite.
  -n, --name=<value>          (required) Filter's name.
  --editable                  Whether the filter is editable or not.
  --jql=<value>               The JQL query for the filter. For example, project = SSP AND issuetype = Bug.
  --overrideSharePermissions  Whether share permissions are overridden to enable filters with any share permissions to
                              be created.

DESCRIPTION
  Create a filter.

`jira filter delete`

Delete a filter.

USAGE
  $ jira filter delete -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) Filter's ID.

DESCRIPTION
  Delete a filter.

`jira filter get [ID]`

Get a filter.

USAGE
  $ jira filter get [ID] [-i <value>] [-e <value>] [--overrideSharePermissions]

ARGUMENTS
  ID  Filter's ID.

FLAGS
  -e, --expand=<value>
      Use expand to include additional information about filter in the response.
      Options:
      •sharedUsers (Returns the users that the filter is shared with.)
      •subscriptions (Returns the users that are subscribed to the filter.)
      	NOTE:
      •Return values are limited to 1000, to access additional data use subscriptions[startIndex:endIndex] or
      sharedUsers[startIndex:endIndex]

  -i, --id=<value>...
      Filter's ID.

  --overrideSharePermissions
      Whether share permissions are overridden to enable filters with any share permissions to be returned.

DESCRIPTION
  Get a filter.

`jira filter get-columns`

Get Filter's columns.

USAGE
  $ jira filter get-columns -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) Filter's ID.

DESCRIPTION
  Get Filter's columns.

`jira filter get-details`

Get more details about filter.

USAGE
  $ jira filter get-details -i <value> -e <value> [--overrideSharePermissions]

FLAGS
  -e, --expand=<value>
      (required) Use expand to include additional information about filter in the response.
      Options:
      •sharedUsers (Returns the users that the filter is shared with.)
      •subscriptions (Returns the users that are subscribed to the filter.)
      	NOTE:
      •Return values are limited to 1000, to access additional data use subscriptions[startIndex:endIndex] or
      sharedUsers[startIndex:endIndex]

  -i, --id=<value>
      (required) Filter's ID.

  --overrideSharePermissions
      Whether share permissions are overridden to enable filters with any share permissions to be returned.

DESCRIPTION
  Get more details about filter.

`jira filter get-favourites`

Get favourite filters.

USAGE
  $ jira filter get-favourites [-e <value>]

FLAGS
  -e, --expand=<value>
      Use expand to include additional information about filter in the response.
      Options:
      •sharedUsers (Returns the users that the filter is shared with.)
      •subscriptions (Returns the users that are subscribed to the filter.)
      	NOTE:
      •Return values are limited to 1000, to access additional data use subscriptions[startIndex:endIndex] or
      sharedUsers[startIndex:endIndex]

DESCRIPTION
  Get favourite filters.

`jira filter get-my`

Get your filters.

USAGE
  $ jira filter get-my [-e <value>] [--includeFavourites]

FLAGS
  -e, --expand=<value>
      Use expand to include additional information about filter in the response.
      Options:
      •sharedUsers (Returns the users that the filter is shared with.)
      •subscriptions (Returns the users that are subscribed to the filter.)
      	NOTE:
      •Return values are limited to 1000, to access additional data use subscriptions[startIndex:endIndex] or
      sharedUsers[startIndex:endIndex]

  --includeFavourites
      Include the user's favorite filters in the response.

DESCRIPTION
  Get your filters.

`jira filter remove-favourite`

Remove filter from your favourites.

USAGE
  $ jira filter remove-favourite -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --filterId=<value>  (required) Filter's ID.

DESCRIPTION
  Remove filter from your favourites.

`jira filter reset-columns`

Reset Filter's columns.

USAGE
  $ jira filter reset-columns -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) Filter's ID.

DESCRIPTION
  Reset Filter's columns.

`jira filter search`

Search for filters.

USAGE
  $ jira filter search [--startAt <value>] [--maxResults <value>] [--orderBy
    description|favourite_count|id|is_favourite|name|owner|is_shared] [--orderDirection ASC|DSC] [--query <value>] [-u
    <value>] [-g <value>] [-p <value>] [-i <value>] [-e description|favourite|favouritedCount,|jql|owner|searchUrl|share
    Permissions|editPermissions|isWritable|subscriptions|viewUrl] [--overrideSharePermissions]

FLAGS
  -e, --expand=<option>...    Use expand to include additional information about filter in the response.
                              <options: description|favourite|favouritedCount,|jql|owner|searchUrl|sharePermissions|edit
                              Permissions|isWritable|subscriptions|viewUrl>
  -g, --group=<value>         The name or id of the group that you want to add users to.
  -i, --id=<value>...         The list of filter IDs
  -p, --project=<value>       Project ID or key that filters are shared with.
  -u, --user=<value>          Owner's account ID or username or email.
  --maxResults=<value>        [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --orderBy=<option>          <options: description|favourite_count|id|is_favourite|name|owner|is_shared>
  --orderDirection=<option>   <options: ASC|DSC>
  --overrideSharePermissions  Whether share permissions are overridden to enable filters with any share permissions to
                              be returned
  --query=<value>             Filter the results using a literal string. This only works for Jira Cloud.
  --startAt=<value>           The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Search for filters.

`jira filter set-columns`

Set Filter's columns.

USAGE
  $ jira filter set-columns -i <value> -c <value>

FLAGS
  -c, --columnKey=<value>...  (required) The key of column. You can repeat this flag for setting multiple columns.
  -i, --id=<value>            (required) Filter's ID.

DESCRIPTION
  Set Filter's columns.

`jira filter update`

Update a filter.

USAGE
  $ jira filter update -i <value> [-n <value>] [-d <value>] [--jql <value>] [--favourite] [--editable]

FLAGS
  -d, --description=<value>  A description of the filter.
  -i, --id=<value>           (required) Filter ID
  -n, --name=<value>         Filter's name.
  --[no-]editable            Whether the filter is editable or not.
  --favourite                Whether the filter is editable or not.
  --jql=<value>              The JQL query for the filter. For example, project = SSP AND issuetype = Bug.

DESCRIPTION
  Update a filter.

`jira group-and-user-picker find-groups [QUERY]`

Returns a list of users matching a string.

USAGE
  $ jira group-and-user-picker find-groups [QUERY] [--query <value>] [--maxResults <value>] [--fieldId <value>] [-p <value>]
    [--issueTypeId <value>] [--caseSensitive] [--excludeConnectAddons]

ARGUMENTS
  QUERY  Find groups with query.

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>...  Project Ids or keys
  --caseSensitive           Whether the search for groups should be case insensitive.
  --excludeConnectAddons    Whether Connect app users and groups should be excluded from the search results.
  --fieldId=<value>         The custom field ID of the field this request is for.
  --issueTypeId=<value>...  The ID of an issue type that returned users and groups must have permission to view.
  --maxResults=<value>      The maximum number of items to return in each list.
  --query=<value>           The search string.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a list of users matching a string.

`jira group-and-user-picker find-users [QUERY]`

Returns a list of users matching a string.

USAGE
  $ jira group-and-user-picker find-users [QUERY] --query <value> [--maxResults <value>] [--showAvatar] [-p <value>] [--issueTypeId
    <value>] [--avatarSize xsmall|xsmall@2x|xsmall@3x|small|small@2x|small@3x|medium|medium@2x|medium@3x|large|large@2x|
    large@3x|xlarge|xlarge@2x|xlarge@3x|xxlarge|xxlarge@2x|xxlarge@3x|xxxlarge|xxxlarge@2x|xxxlarge@3x]
    [--caseSensitive] [--excludeConnectAddons]

ARGUMENTS
  QUERY  find user query

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>...  Project Id or key
  --avatarSize=<option>     [default: xsmall] The size of the avatar to return.
                            <options: xsmall|xsmall@2x|xsmall@3x|small|small@2x|small@3x|medium|medium@2x|medium@3x|larg
                            e|large@2x|large@3x|xlarge|xlarge@2x|xlarge@3x|xxlarge|xxlarge@2x|xxlarge@3x|xxxlarge|xxxlar
                            ge@2x|xxxlarge@3x>
  --caseSensitive           Whether the search for groups should be case insensitive.
  --excludeConnectAddons    Whether Connect app users and groups should be excluded from the search results.
  --issueTypeId=<value>...  The ID of an issue type that returned users and groups must have permission to view.
  --maxResults=<value>      The maximum number of items to return in each list.
  --query=<value>           (required) The search string.
  --showAvatar              Whether the user avatar should be returned.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a list of users matching a string.

`jira group add-user [USER] [GROUP]`

Adds a user to group.

USAGE
  $ jira group add-user [USER] [GROUP] [--group <value>] [--name <value>] [-u <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  USER   The account ID or email or name of the user.
  GROUP  The name of the group that you want to remove users from.

FLAGS
  -u, --user=<value>  The account ID or username or email of the user
  --group=<value>     The name or id of the group that you want to add users to.
  --name=<value>      Name of the user.

DESCRIPTION
  Adds a user to group.

`jira group create [NAME]`

Creates a group.

USAGE
  $ jira group create [NAME] [-n <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  NAME  Group name you want to create.

FLAGS
  -n, --name=<value>  Group name you want to create.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates a group.

`jira group find-groups`

Find Groups.

USAGE
  $ jira group find-groups [-q <value>] [-m <value>] [-e <value>] [--excludeId <value>]

FLAGS
  -e, --exclude=<value>...  Group names that you want to exclude in the result.
  -m, --maxResults=<value>  The maximum number of groups to return.
  -q, --query=<value>       The string to find in group names.
  --excludeId=<value>...    Group IDs to exclude from the result

DESCRIPTION
  Find Groups.

`jira group get [GROUP]`

Gets a group.

USAGE
  $ jira group get [GROUP] [-g <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  GROUP  Group's name or id that you want to get.

FLAGS
  -g, --group=<value>...  Group's name or id that you want to get.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets a group.

`jira group get-all`

Gets groups.

USAGE
  $ jira group get-all [--applicationKey jira-servicedesk|jira-software|jira-product-discovery|jira-core]
    [--acccesType site-admin|admin|user] [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  --acccesType=<option>      The access level of a group.
                             <options: site-admin|admin|user>
  --all                      Whether all responses are returned.
  --applicationKey=<option>  The application key of the product user groups to search for.
                             <options: jira-servicedesk|jira-software|jira-product-discovery|jira-core>
  --maxResults=<value>       [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --startAt=<value>          The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets groups.

`jira group get-users [GROUP]`

Gets users from a group.

USAGE
  $ jira group get-users [GROUP] [-g <value>] [--includeInactiveUsers] [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults
    <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  GROUP  Group's name that you want to get.

FLAGS
  -g, --group=<value>     The name or id of the group that you want to add users to.
  --all                   Whether all responses are returned.
  --includeInactiveUsers  Include inactive users. (Default: false)
  --maxResults=<value>    [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --startAt=<value>       The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets users from a group.

`jira group remove [GROUP]`

Removes a group.

USAGE
  $ jira group remove [GROUP] [-g <value>] [--swapGroup <value>] [--swapGroupId <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  GROUP  Group Id or name.

FLAGS
  -g, --group=<value>    Group Id or name.
  --swapGroup=<value>    Group Name that you want to transfer deleted group's worklogs and comments to.
  --swapGroupId=<value>  Group Id that you want to transfer deleted group's worklogs and comments to. (Recommended)

DESCRIPTION
  Removes a group.

`jira group remove-user [USER] [GROUP]`

Removes user from a group.

USAGE
  $ jira group remove-user [USER] [GROUP] [--group <value>] [--name <value>] [-u <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  USER   The account ID or email or username of the user.
  GROUP  The name of the group that you want to remove users from.

FLAGS
  -u, --user=<value>  The account ID or email or username of the user
  --group=<value>     The name or id of the group that you want to add users to.
  --name=<value>      Name of the user.

DESCRIPTION
  Removes user from a group.

`jira help [COMMANDS]`

Display help for jira.

USAGE
  $ jira help [COMMANDS] [-n]

ARGUMENTS
  COMMANDS  Command to show help for.

FLAGS
  -n, --nested-commands  Include all nested commands in the output.

DESCRIPTION
  Display help for jira.

See code: @oclif/plugin-help

`jira issue-field-configuration assign-issue-type`

Assigns issue types to field configurations on field configuration scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-configuration assign-issue-type --issueTypeId <value> --schemeId <value> --fieldConfigurationId
  <value>

FLAGS
  --fieldConfigurationId=<value>  (required) The ID of the field configuration.
  --issueTypeId=<value>           (required) The ID of the issue type or default. When set to default this field
                                  configuration issue type item applies to all issue types without a field
                                  configuration.
  --schemeId=<value>              (required) The ID of the field configuration scheme.

DESCRIPTION
  Assigns issue types to field configurations on field configuration scheme.

`jira issue-field-configuration assign-scheme-to-project`

Assings field configuration scheme to a project.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-configuration assign-scheme-to-project -p <value> [--fieldConfigurationSchemeId <value>]

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>                 (required) Project Id or key.
  --fieldConfigurationSchemeId=<value>  The ID of the field configuration scheme. If the field configuration scheme ID
                                        is null, the operation assigns the default field configuration scheme.

DESCRIPTION
  Assings field configuration scheme to a project.

`jira issue-field-configuration create`

Creates an issue field configuration.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-configuration create -n <value> [--description <value>]

FLAGS
  -n, --name=<value>     (required) The name of the field configuration. Must be unique.
  --description=<value>  The description of the field configuration.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates an issue field configuration.

`jira issue-field-configuration create-scheme`

Creates a field configuration scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-configuration create-scheme -n <value> [--description <value>]

FLAGS
  -n, --name=<value>     (required) The name of the field configuration. Must be unique.
  --description=<value>  The description of the field configuration scheme.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates a field configuration scheme.

`jira issue-field-configuration delete`

Deletes an issue field configuration.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-configuration delete -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) The ID of the field configuration.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes an issue field configuration.

`jira issue-field-configuration delete-scheme`

Deletes an issue field configuration scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-configuration delete-scheme -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --schemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the field configuration scheme.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes an issue field configuration scheme.

`jira issue-field-configuration get-all`

Gets all issue field configurations.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-configuration get-all [-i <value>] [-q <value>] [--isDefault] [--all | --startAt <value> |
  --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>...   The list of field configuration IDs. You can provide multiple IDs.
  -q, --query=<value>   The query string used to match against field configuration names and descriptions.
  --all                 Whether all responses are returned.
  --isDefault           If true returns default field configurations only.
  --maxResults=<value>  The maximum number of groups to return.
  --startAt=<value>     The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets all issue field configurations.

`jira issue-field-configuration get-all-issue-type-items`

Gets all field configuration issue type items.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-configuration get-all-issue-type-items [-i <value>] [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults
  <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --fieldConfigurationSchemeId=<value>...  The list of field configuration scheme IDs.
  --all                                        Whether all responses are returned.
  --maxResults=<value>                         The maximum number of groups to return.
  --startAt=<value>                            The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets all field configuration issue type items.

`jira issue-field-configuration get-all-schemes`

Gets all field configuration schemes.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-configuration get-all-schemes [-i <value>] [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>...   The list of field configuration IDs. You can provide multiple IDs.
  --all                 Whether all responses are returned.
  --maxResults=<value>  The maximum number of groups to return.
  --startAt=<value>     The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets all field configuration schemes.

`jira issue-field-configuration get-items`

Gets all fields for a configuration.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-configuration get-items [-i <value>] [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>...   The list of field configuration IDs. You can provide multiple IDs.
  --all                 Whether all responses are returned.
  --maxResults=<value>  The maximum number of groups to return.
  --startAt=<value>     The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets all fields for a configuration.

`jira issue-field-configuration get-project-schemes`

Gets field configuration schemes and, for each scheme, a list of the projects that use it.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-configuration get-project-schemes [-p <value>] [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>...  The list of project Ids or keys. You can provide multiple IDs or keys.
  --all                     Whether all responses are returned.
  --maxResults=<value>      The maximum number of groups to return.
  --startAt=<value>         The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets field configuration schemes and, for each scheme, a list of the projects that use it.

`jira issue-field-configuration remove-issue-types`

Removes issue types from field configurations on field configuration scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-configuration remove-issue-types --issueTypeIds <value> --schemeId <value>

FLAGS
  --issueTypeIds=<value>...  (required) The list of issue type IDs. Must contain unique values not longer than 255
                             characters and not be empty. Maximum of 100 IDs.
  --schemeId=<value>         (required) The ID of the field configuration scheme.

DESCRIPTION
  Removes issue types from field configurations on field configuration scheme.

`jira issue-field-configuration update`

Updates an issue field configurations.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-configuration update -i <value> [-n <value>] [--description <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>       (required) The ID of the field configuration.
  -n, --name=<value>     The name of the field configuration. Must be unique.
  --description=<value>  The description of the field configuration.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates an issue field configurations.

`jira issue-field-configuration update-items`

Updates fields in a field configuration. The properties of the field configuration fields provided override the existing values.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-configuration update-items -i <value> --fieldID <value> [--isHidden] [--isRequired] [--description <value>] [--renderer
    <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --configID=<value>  (required) The ID of the field configuration.
  --description=<value>   The description of the field configuration.
  --fieldID=<value>       (required) The ID of the issue field.
  --isHidden              Whether the field is hidden in the field configuration.
  --isRequired            Whether the field is required in the field configuration.
  --renderer=<value>      The renderer type for the field within the field configuration.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates fields in a field configuration. The properties of the field configuration fields provided override the
  existing values.

`jira issue-field-configuration update-scheme`

Updates a field configuration scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-configuration update-scheme -i <value> [-n <value>] [--description <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --schemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the field configuration scheme.
  -n, --name=<value>      The name of the field configuration. Must be unique.
  --description=<value>   The description of the field configuration scheme.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates a field configuration scheme.

`jira issue-field-context add-issue-types`

Adds issue types to a custom field context, appending the issue types to the issue types list.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-context add-issue-types --fieldId <value> --contextId <value> --issueTypeIds <value>

FLAGS
  --contextId=<value>        (required) TThe ID of the context.
  --fieldId=<value>          (required) The ID of the custom field.
  --issueTypeIds=<value>...  (required) The list of issue type IDs.

DESCRIPTION
  Adds issue types to a custom field context, appending the issue types to the issue types list.

`jira issue-field-context assign-to-projects`

Assigns a custom field context to projects.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-context assign-to-projects --fieldId <value> --contextId <value> --project <value>

FLAGS
  --contextId=<value>   (required) The ID of the context.
  --fieldId=<value>     (required) The ID of the custom field.
  --project=<value>...  (required) The list of project IDs or keys.

DESCRIPTION
  Assigns a custom field context to projects.

`jira issue-field-context create`

Creates an issue field context. If projectIds is empty, a global context is created. A global context is one that applies to all project. If issueTypeIds is empty, the context applies to all issue types.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-context create -i <value> -n <value> [--description <value>] [-p <value>] [--issueTypeIds <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --fieldId=<value>      (required) The ID of the custom field.
  -n, --name=<value>         (required) The name of the field context. Must be unique.
  -p, --project=<value>...   The list of project IDs or keys associated with the context. If the list is empty, the
                             context is global.
  --description=<value>      The description of the field context.
  --issueTypeIds=<value>...  The list of issue types IDs for the context. If the list is empty, the context refers to
                             all issue types.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates an issue field context. If projectIds is empty, a global context is created. A global context is one that
  applies to all project. If issueTypeIds is empty, the context applies to all issue types.

`jira issue-field-context delete`

Deletes an issue field context.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-context delete --fieldId <value> --contextId <value>

FLAGS
  --contextId=<value>  (required) The ID of the context.
  --fieldId=<value>    (required) The ID of the custom field.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes an issue field context.

`jira issue-field-context get-all`

Gets all issue field contexts.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-context get-all -i <value> [--contextId <value>] [--isAnyIssueType] [--isGlobalContext] [--all | --startAt
    <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --fieldId=<value>   (required) The ID of the custom field.
  --all                   Whether all responses are returned.
  --contextId=<value>...  The list of context IDs. You can provide multiple IDs.
  --isAnyIssueType        Whether to return contexts that apply to all issue types.
  --isGlobalContext       Whether to return contexts that apply to all projects.
  --maxResults=<value>    The maximum number of groups to return.
  --startAt=<value>       The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets all issue field contexts.

`jira issue-field-context get-contexts-for-projects-and-issue-types`

Gets project and issue type mappings and, for each mapping, the ID of a custom field context that applies to the project and issue type.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-context get-contexts-for-projects-and-issue-types -i <value> --mappings <value> [--startAt <value>]
  [--maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --fieldId=<value>  (required) The ID of the custom field.
  --mappings=<value>...  (required) The project and issue type mappings. Example use case:
                         --mappings=projectId=10000,issueTypeId=10000
  --maxResults=<value>   The maximum number of groups to return.
  --startAt=<value>      The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets project and issue type mappings and, for each mapping, the ID of a custom field context that applies to the
  project and issue type.

`jira issue-field-context get-default-values`

Gets defaults for a custom field. The results can be filtered by contextId, otherwise all values are returned. If no defaults are set for a context, nothing is returned.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-context get-default-values -i <value> [--contextId <value>] [--all | --startAt <value> |
  --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --fieldId=<value>   (required) The ID of the custom field.
  --all                   Whether all responses are returned.
  --contextId=<value>...  The list of context IDs. You can provide multiple IDs.
  --maxResults=<value>    The maximum number of groups to return.
  --startAt=<value>       The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets defaults for a custom field. The results can be filtered by contextId, otherwise all values are returned. If no
  defaults are set for a context, nothing is returned.

`jira issue-field-context get-issue-types`

Gets list of context to issue type mappings for a custom field. The result can be filtered by contextId

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-context get-issue-types -i <value> [--contextId <value>] [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults
  <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --fieldId=<value>   (required) The ID of the custom field.
  --all                   Whether all responses are returned.
  --contextId=<value>...  The list of context IDs. You can provide multiple IDs.
  --maxResults=<value>    The maximum number of groups to return.
  --startAt=<value>       The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets list of context to issue type mappings for a custom field. The result can be filtered by contextId

`jira issue-field-context get-project-mappings`

Gets list of context to project mappings for a custom field. The result can be filtered by contextId

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-context get-project-mappings -i <value> [--contextId <value>] [--all | --startAt <value> |
  --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --fieldId=<value>   (required) The ID of the custom field.
  --all                   Whether all responses are returned.
  --contextId=<value>...  The list of context IDs. You can provide multiple IDs.
  --maxResults=<value>    The maximum number of groups to return.
  --startAt=<value>       The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets list of context to project mappings for a custom field. The result can be filtered by contextId

`jira issue-field-context remove-from-projects`

Removes a custom field context from projects.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-context remove-from-projects --fieldId <value> --contextId <value> -p <value>

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>...  (required) The list of project IDs or keys.
  --contextId=<value>       (required) The ID of the context.
  --fieldId=<value>         (required) The ID of the custom field.

DESCRIPTION
  Removes a custom field context from projects.

`jira issue-field-context remove-issue-types`

Removes issue types from a custom field context. A custom field context without any issue types applies to all issue types

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-context remove-issue-types --fieldId <value> --contextId <value> --issueTypeIds <value>

FLAGS
  --contextId=<value>        (required) The ID of the context.
  --fieldId=<value>          (required) The ID of the custom field.
  --issueTypeIds=<value>...  (required) The list of issue type IDs.

DESCRIPTION
  Removes issue types from a custom field context. A custom field context without any issue types applies to all issue
  types

`jira issue-field-context set-default-values`

Sets default for contexts of a custom field.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-context set-default-values -i <value> [--defaultValues <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --fieldId=<value>       (required) The ID of the custom field.
  --defaultValues=<value>...  Default values to update. (Note: Please provide json object to this flag. For available
                              defaultValues: https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/api-group-issue
                              -custom-field-contexts/#api-rest-api-3-field-fieldid-context-defaultvalue-put)
                              Avalible Json value should be like: "{'type': 'grouppciker.single', 'contextId': '10000'}"
                              (Keys and values should be written in single quotes.)

DESCRIPTION
  Sets default for contexts of a custom field.

`jira issue-field-context update`

Updates an issue field context.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-context update --fieldId <value> --contextId <value> -n <value> [--description <value>]

FLAGS
  -n, --name=<value>     (required) The name of the field context. Must be unique.
  --contextId=<value>    (required) The ID of the context.
  --description=<value>  The description of the field context.
  --fieldId=<value>      (required) The ID of the custom field.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates an issue field context.

`jira issue-field-option create-for-context`

Creates options and, where the custom select field is of the type Select List (cascading), cascading options for a custom select field. The options are added to a context of the field.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-option create-for-context --fieldId <value> --contextId <value> [--options <value>]

FLAGS
  --contextId=<value>   (required) The ID of the context.
  --fieldId=<value>     (required) The ID of the custom field.
  --options=<value>...  Details of options to create. You can use this flag multiple times to add more option. Example
                        use case: --options:value=optionValue,optionId=1000,disabled=true

DESCRIPTION
  Creates options and, where the custom select field is of the type Select List (cascading), cascading options for a
  custom select field. The options are added to a context of the field.

`jira issue-field-option delete-for-context`

Deletes a custom field option. Options with cascading options cannot be deleted without deleting the cascading options first.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-option delete-for-context --fieldId <value> --contextId <value> --optionId <value>

FLAGS
  --contextId=<value>  (required) The ID of the context from which an option should be deleted.
  --fieldId=<value>    (required) The ID of the custom field.
  --optionId=<value>   (required) The ID of the option to delete.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a custom field option. Options with cascading options cannot be deleted without deleting the cascading options
  first.

`jira issue-field-option get [OPTIONID]`

Gets custom field option.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-option get [OPTIONID] [-i <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  OPTIONID  The ID of the custom field option.

FLAGS
  -i, --optionId=<value>...  The ID of the custom field option.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets custom field option.

`jira issue-field-option get-for-context`

Gets all custom field option for a context.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-option get-for-context --fieldId <value> --contextId <value> [--optionId <value>] [--onlyOptions] [--all |
    --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  --all                 Whether all responses are returned.
  --contextId=<value>   (required) The ID of the context.
  --fieldId=<value>     (required) The ID of the custom field.
  --maxResults=<value>  The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --onlyOptions         Whether only options are returned.
  --optionId=<value>    The ID of the option.
  --startAt=<value>     The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets all custom field option for a context.

`jira issue-field-option reorder-for-context`

Changes the order of custom field options or cascading options in a context.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-option reorder-for-context --fieldId <value> --contextId <value> --customFieldOptionId <value> [--after <value>
    --position First|Last]

FLAGS
  --after=<value>                   The ID of the custom field option or cascading option to place the moved options
                                    after. Required if position isn't provided.
  --contextId=<value>               (required) The ID of the context.
  --customFieldOptionId=<value>...  (required) ID of custom field options to move. You can provide multiple ID by
                                    repeating this flag. The order of the custom field option IDs in the list is the
                                    order they are given after the move. The list must contain custom field options or
                                    cascading options, but not both.
  --fieldId=<value>                 (required) The ID of the custom field.
  --position=<option>               The position the custom field options should be moved to. Required if after isn't
                                    provided.
                                    <options: First|Last>

DESCRIPTION
  Changes the order of custom field options or cascading options in a context.

`jira issue-field-option update-for-context`

Updates the options of a custom field. If any of the options are not found, no options are updated. Options where the values in the request match the current values aren't updated and aren't reported in the response.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field-option update-for-context --fieldId <value> --contextId <value> [--options <value>]

FLAGS
  --contextId=<value>   (required) The ID of the context.
  --fieldId=<value>     (required) The ID of the custom field.
  --options=<value>...  Details of options to create. You can use this flag multiple times to add more option. Example
                        use case: --options:value=optionValue,id=1000,disabled=true

DESCRIPTION
  Updates the options of a custom field. If any of the options are not found, no options are updated. Options where the
  values in the request match the current values aren't updated and aren't reported in the response.

`jira issue-field create`

Creates a custom field.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field create --name <value> --type <value> [--searcher <value>] [--description <value>]

FLAGS
  --description=<value>  The description of the custom field, which is displayed in Jira.
  --name=<value>         (required) The name of the custom field, which is displayed in Jira. This is not the unique
                         identifier.
  --searcher=<value>     The searcher defines the way the field is searched in Jira. Get more details:
                         https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/api-group-issue-fields/#api-rest-ap
                         i-3-field-post
  --type=<value>         (required) The type of the custom field.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates a custom field.

`jira issue-field delete`

Deletes issue field. CLOUD ONLY -> This operation is asynchronous. You can use jira task:get command to obtain any updates.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field delete -i <value> [--silent]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>...  (required) Field Id.
  --silent             If you activate this flag progress bar will not be shown.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes issue field.  CLOUD ONLY -> This operation is asynchronous. You can use `jira task:get` command to obtain any
  updates.

`jira issue-field get-all`

Returns system and custom issue fields.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field get-all

DESCRIPTION
  Returns system and custom issue fields.

`jira issue-field move-trash`

Moves a issue field to trash.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field move-trash -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) Field Id.

DESCRIPTION
  Moves a issue field to trash.

`jira issue-field restore-trash`

Restores a issue field from trash.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field restore-trash -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) Field Id.

DESCRIPTION
  Restores a issue field from trash.

`jira issue-field search`

Searchs for custom fields. This command is only applicable to Jira Cloud

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field search [-i <value>] [--type system|custom] [--orderBy name|contextsCount|lastUsed|screensCount]
    [--orderDirection ASC|DSC] [--query <value>] [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>...        Field Id
  --all                      Whether all responses are returned.
  --maxResults=<value>       [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --orderBy=<option>         <options: name|contextsCount|lastUsed|screensCount>
  --orderDirection=<option>  <options: ASC|DSC>
  --query=<value>            Filter the results using a literal string. This only works for Jira Cloud.
  --startAt=<value>          The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).
  --type=<option>...         Type of custom field
                             <options: system|custom>

DESCRIPTION
  Searchs for custom fields. This command is only applicable to Jira Cloud

`jira issue-field search-trash`

Searchs for issue fields which are in the trash. This command is only applicable to Jira Cloud

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field search-trash [--id <value>] [--orderBy name|trashedDate|plannedDeletionDate] [--orderDirection ASC|DSC]
    [--query <value>] [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  --all                      Whether all responses are returned.
  --id=<value>...            Field Id
  --maxResults=<value>       [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --orderBy=<option>         <options: name|trashedDate|plannedDeletionDate>
  --orderDirection=<option>  <options: ASC|DSC>
  --query=<value>            Filter the results using a literal string. This only works for Jira Cloud.
  --startAt=<value>          The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Searchs for issue fields which are in the trash. This command is only applicable to Jira Cloud

`jira issue-field update`

Updates a custom field.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-field update -i <value> [--name <value>] [--searcherKey <value>] [--description <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>       (required) Field Id.
  --description=<value>  The description of the custom field, which is displayed in Jira.
  --name=<value>         The name of the custom field, which is displayed in Jira. This is not the unique identifier.
  --searcherKey=<value>  The searcher defines the way the field is searched in Jira. Get more details:
                         https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/api-group-issue-fields/#api-rest-ap
                         i-3-field-fieldid-put

DESCRIPTION
  Updates a custom field.

`jira issue-link-type create`

Creates an issue link type.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-link-type create -n <value> --inward <value> --outward <value>

FLAGS
  -n, --name=<value>  (required) The name of the issue link type.  Required on create when id is not provided.
                      Otherwise, read only.
  --inward=<value>    (required) The description of the issue link type inward link.
  --outward=<value>   (required) The description of the issue link type outward link.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates an issue link type.

`jira issue-link-type delete`

Deletes an issue link type.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-link-type delete -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --issueLinkTypeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the issue link type.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes an issue link type.

`jira issue-link-type get [ISSUELINKTYPEID]`

Gets an issue link type.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-link-type get [ISSUELINKTYPEID] [-i <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  ISSUELINKTYPEID  The ID of the issue link type.

FLAGS
  -i, --issueLinkTypeId=<value>...  The ID of the issue link type.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets an issue link type.

`jira issue-link-type get-all`

Gets all issue link types.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-link-type get-all

DESCRIPTION
  Gets all issue link types.

`jira issue-link-type update`

Updates an issue link type.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-link-type update -i <value> [-n <value>] [--inward <value>] [--outward <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --issueLinkTypeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the issue link type.
  -n, --name=<value>             The name of the issue link type.
  --inward=<value>               The description of the issue link type inward link.
  --outward=<value>              The description of the issue link type outward link.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates an issue link type.

`jira issue-link create [ISSUELINKBODY]`

Creates a link between two issues. You can also provide request body as JSON using STDIN without specifying any flags.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-link create [ISSUELINKBODY] [--show] [--issueLinkTypeID <value>] [--issueLinkTypeName <value>]
    [--inwardIssue <value>] [--outwardIssue <value>] [--commentVisibility <value> --comment <value>] [--commentProperty
    <value> ]

ARGUMENTS
  ISSUELINKBODY  Issue Link creation request in JSON format.

FLAGS
  --comment=<value>            A comment.
  --commentProperty=<value>    A comment property. You can use this flag multiple times to provide more properties.
                               KEYS: [key, value]
                               Example usage: --commentProperty=key=XX,value=XXXX
  --commentVisibility=<value>  The group or role to which this comment is visible. KEYS: [type, identifier, value]
                               Example usage: --commentVisibility=type=group,value=jira-software-users
  --inwardIssue=<value>        The ID or key of a linked issue. KEYS: [id, key]
                               Example usage: --inwardIssue=key=HYP-1 or --inwardIssue=id=10000
  --issueLinkTypeID=<value>    The ID of the issue link type. Find a list of issue link types with 'jira
                               issue-link-type:get-all' command.
  --issueLinkTypeName=<value>  The name of the issue link type. Find a list of issue link types with 'jira
                               issue-link-type:get-all' command.
  --outwardIssue=<value>       The ID or key of a linked issue. KEYS: [id, key]
                               Example usage: --outwardIssue=key=HYP-1 or --outwardIssue=id=10000
  --show                       Prepare a sample JSON output for issue link creation.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates a link between two issues. You can also provide request body as JSON using STDIN without specifying any flags.

`jira issue-link delete [LINKID]`

Deletes an issue link.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-link delete [LINKID] [-i <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  LINKID  The ID of the issue link.

FLAGS
  -i, --linkId=<value>  The ID of the issue link.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes an issue link.

`jira issue-link get [LINKID]`

Gets an issue link.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-link get [LINKID] [-i <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  LINKID  The ID of the issue link.

FLAGS
  -i, --linkId=<value>...  The ID of the issue link.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets an issue link.

`jira issue-navigator-setting get-columns`

Returns the default issue navigator columns.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-navigator-setting get-columns

DESCRIPTION
  Returns the default issue navigator columns.

`jira issue-navigator-setting set-columns`

Sets the default issue navigator columns.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-navigator-setting set-columns -c <value>

FLAGS
  -c, --columnKey=<value>...  (required) The key of column. You can repeat this flag for setting multiple columns.

DESCRIPTION
  Sets the default issue navigator columns.

`jira issue-priority create`

Creates an issue priority.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-priority create -n <value> -i blocker|critical|high|highest|low|lowest|major|medium|minor|trivial -k <value>
    [--description <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --icon=<option>        (required) An icon for the priority.
                             <options: blocker|critical|high|highest|low|lowest|major|medium|minor|trivial>
  -k, --statusColor=<value>  (required) The status color of the priority in 3-digit or 6-digit hexadecimal format. For
                             example: -k="FFFF00"
  -n, --name=<value>         (required) The name of the priority. Must be unique.
  --description=<value>      The description of the priority.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates an issue priority.

`jira issue-priority delete`

Deletes an issue priority.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-priority delete -i <value> -r <value> [--silent]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>           (required) The ID of the issue priority.
  -r, --replaceWith=<value>  (required) The ID of the issue priority that will replace the currently selected
                             resolution.
  --silent                   If you activate this flag progress bar will not be shown.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes an issue priority.

`jira issue-priority move`

Changes the order of issue priorities.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-priority move -i <value> [-a <value>] [-p <value>]

FLAGS
  -a, --after=<value>     The ID of the priority. Required if position isn't provided.
  -i, --issues=<value>    (required) The list of issue IDs to be reordered. Cannot contain duplicates nor after ID.
  -p, --position=<value>  The position for issue priorities to be moved to. Required if after isn't provided.

DESCRIPTION
  Changes the order of issue priorities.

`jira issue-priority search`

Search issue-priorities.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-priority search [-i <value>] [--onlyDefault] [--query <value>] [-p <value>] [--all | --startAt <value> |
    --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>          The list of priority IDs. To include multiple IDs, provide an comma-separated list. For
                            example, -i="2,3".
  -p, --project=<value>...  For server only. For example, -p = 10200
  --all                     Whether all responses are returned.
  --maxResults=<value>      [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --onlyDefault             Only default priority returned, for cloud only
  --query=<value>           Whether only the default priority is returned.
  --startAt=<value>         The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Search issue-priorities.

`jira issue-priority set-default`

Sets default issue priority.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-priority set-default [-i <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  The ID of the new default issue priority. Must be an existing ID or null. Setting this to null
                    erases the default priority setting.

DESCRIPTION
  Sets default issue priority.

`jira issue-priority update`

My description

USAGE
  $ jira issue-priority update -i <value> --icon blocker|critical|high|highest|low|lowest|major|medium|minor|trivial [-n
    <value>] [-d <value>] [-k <value>]

FLAGS
  -d, --description=<value>  The description of the priority.
  -i, --id=<value>           (required) The ID of the issue priority.
  -k, --statusColor=<value>  The status color of the priority in 3-digit or 6-digit hexadecimal format.
  -n, --name=<value>         The description of the priority.
  --icon=<option>            (required) An icon for the priority. Built in icons can also be used.
                             <options: blocker|critical|high|highest|low|lowest|major|medium|minor|trivial>

DESCRIPTION
  My description

`jira issue-property delete`

Deletes an issue's property.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-property delete --issue <value> --key <value>

FLAGS
  --issue=<value>  (required) The key or ID of the issue.
  --key=<value>    (required) The key of the property.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes an issue's property.

`jira issue-property delete-bulk [JSONBODY]`

Deletes a property value from multiple issues. The issues to be updated can be specified by filter criteria. This operation is asynchronous. You can use jira task:get command to obtain any updates.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-property delete-bulk [JSONBODY] [--key <value>] [--show] [--silent]

ARGUMENTS
  JSONBODY  Bulk delete request in JSON format.

FLAGS
  --key=<value>  The key of the property. (Required)
  --show         Prepare a sample JSON output for command.
  --silent       If you activate this flag progress bar will not be shown and you won't wait for the process. If you
                 want to get details about task you can simply call `jira task:get` command.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a property value from multiple issues. The issues to be updated can be specified by filter criteria. This
  operation is asynchronous. You can use `jira task:get` command to obtain any updates.

`jira issue-property get`

Gets the key and value of an issue's property.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-property get --issue <value> --key <value>

FLAGS
  --issue=<value>  (required) The key or ID of the issue.
  --key=<value>    (required) The key of the property.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets the key and value of an issue's property.

`jira issue-property get-keys`

Gets the URLs and keys of an issue's properties. This operation can be accessed anonymously.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-property get-keys --issue <value>

FLAGS
  --issue=<value>  (required) The key or ID of the issue.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets the URLs and keys of an issue's properties. This operation can be accessed anonymously.

`jira issue-property set [JSONBODY]`

Sets the value of an issue's property. Use this resource to store custom data against an issue. The value of the request body must be a valid, non-empty JSON blob. The maximum length is 32768 characters.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-property set [JSONBODY] --issue <value> --key <value>

ARGUMENTS
  JSONBODY  Issue property set request in JSON format.

FLAGS
  --issue=<value>  (required) The key or ID of the issue.
  --key=<value>    (required) The key of the property.

DESCRIPTION
  Sets the value of an issue's property. Use this resource to store custom data against an issue. The value of the
  request body must be a valid, non-empty JSON blob. The maximum length is 32768 characters.

`jira issue-property set-bulk [JSONBODY]`

Sets a property value on multiple issues. This operation is asynchronous. You can use jira task:get command to obtain any updates.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-property set-bulk [JSONBODY] [--key <value>] [--show] [--silent]

ARGUMENTS
  JSONBODY  Bulk set request in JSON format.

FLAGS
  --key=<value>  The key of the property. (Required)
  --show         Prepare a sample JSON output for command.
  --silent       If you activate this flag progress bar will not be shown and you won't wait for the process. If you
                 want to get details about task you can simply call `jira task:get` command.

DESCRIPTION
  Sets a property value on multiple issues. This operation is asynchronous. You can use `jira task:get` command to
  obtain any updates.

`jira issue-property set-by-issue-bulk [JSONBODY]`

Sets or updates entity property values on issues. Up to 10 entity properties can be specified for each issue and up to 100 issues included in the request. This operation is asynchronous. You can use jira task:get command to obtain any updates.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-property set-by-issue-bulk [JSONBODY] [--show] [--silent]

ARGUMENTS
  JSONBODY  Bulk set issue properties by issue request in JSON format.

FLAGS
  --show    Prepare a sample JSON output for command.
  --silent  If you activate this flag progress bar will not be shown and you won't wait for the process. If you want to
            get details about task you can simply call `jira task:get` command.

DESCRIPTION
  Sets or updates entity property values on issues. Up to 10 entity properties can be specified for each issue and up to
  100 issues included in the request. This operation is asynchronous. You can use `jira task:get` command to obtain any
  updates.

`jira issue-property set-by-list-bulk [JSONBODY]`

Sets or updates a list of entity property values on issues. A list of up to 10 entity properties can be specified along with up to 10,000 issues on which to set or update that list of entity properties. This operation is asynchronous. You can use jira task:get command to obtain any updates.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-property set-by-list-bulk [JSONBODY] [--show] [--silent]

ARGUMENTS
  JSONBODY  Bulk set issue properties by list request in JSON format.

FLAGS
  --show    Prepare a sample JSON output for command.
  --silent  If you activate this flag progress bar will not be shown and you will not wait for the process. If you want
            to get details about task you can simply call `jira task:get` command.

DESCRIPTION
  Sets or updates a list of entity property values on issues. A list of up to 10 entity properties can be specified
  along with up to 10,000 issues on which to set or update that list of entity properties. This operation is
  asynchronous. You can use `jira task:get` command to obtain any updates.

`jira issue-remote-link create [ISSUEREMOTELINKBODY]`

Creates or updates a remote issue link for an issue. You must provide request body as JSON using STDIN.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-remote-link create [ISSUEREMOTELINKBODY] [-i <value>] [--show]

ARGUMENTS
  ISSUEREMOTELINKBODY  Issue remote link creation request body in JSON format.

FLAGS
  -i, --issue=<value>  Issue ID or Key.
  --show               Prepare a sample JSON output for issue remote link creation.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates or updates a remote issue link for an issue. You must provide request body as JSON using STDIN.
  NOTE: If a globalId is provided and a remote issue link with that global ID is found it is updated. Any fields without
  values in the request are set to null. Otherwise, the remote issue link is created.

`jira issue-remote-link delete`

Deletes a remote issue link from an issue.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-remote-link delete -i <value> --linkId <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --issue=<value>  (required) Issue ID or Key.
  --linkId=<value>     (required) The ID of the remote issue link.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a remote issue link from an issue.

`jira issue-remote-link delete-by-global-id`

Deletes the remote issue link from the issue using the link's global ID.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-remote-link delete-by-global-id -i <value> --globalId <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --issue=<value>  (required) Issue ID or Key.
  --globalId=<value>   (required) The global ID of the remote issue link.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes the remote issue link from the issue using the link's global ID.

`jira issue-remote-link get`

Returns a remote issue link for an issue.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-remote-link get -i <value> --linkId <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --issue=<value>  (required) Issue ID or Key.
  --linkId=<value>     (required) The ID of the remote issue link.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a remote issue link for an issue.

`jira issue-remote-link get-all`

Returns the remote issue links for an issue.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-remote-link get-all [-i <value>] [--globalId <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --issue=<value>  Issue ID or Key.
  --globalId=<value>   The global ID of the remote issue link.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns the remote issue links for an issue.
  NOTE: When a remote issue link global ID is provided the record with that global ID is returned, otherwise all remote
  issue links are returned. Where a global ID includes reserved URL characters these must be escaped in the request. For
  example, pass system=http://www.mycompany.com/support&id=1 as
  system%3Dhttp%3A%2F%2Fwww.mycompany.com%2Fsupport%26id%3D1.

`jira issue-remote-link update [ISSUEREMOTELINKBODY]`

Updates a remote issue link for an issue.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-remote-link update [ISSUEREMOTELINKBODY] [-i <value>] [--show] [--linkId <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  ISSUEREMOTELINKBODY  Issue remote link update request body in JSON format.

FLAGS
  -i, --issue=<value>  Issue ID or Key.
  --linkId=<value>     The ID of the remote issue link.
  --show               Prepare a sample JSON output for issue remote link creation.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates a remote issue link for an issue.

`jira issue-resolution create`

Creates an issue resolution. Only for cloud

USAGE
  $ jira issue-resolution create -n <value> [--description <value>]

FLAGS
  -n, --name=<value>     (required) The name of the resolution. Must be unique (case-insensitive).
  --description=<value>  The description of the resolution.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates an issue resolution. Only for cloud

`jira issue-resolution delete`

Deletes an issue resolution.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-resolution delete -i <value> -r <value> [--silent]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>           (required) The ID of the issue resolution.
  -r, --replaceWith=<value>  (required) The ID of the issue resolution that will replace the currently selected
                             resolution.
  --silent                   If you activate this flag progress bar will not be shown.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes an issue resolution.

`jira issue-resolution get [ID]`

Returns a resolution. Only for server

USAGE
  $ jira issue-resolution get [ID] [-i <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  ID  Id of issue-resolution.

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>...  Id of issue-resolution.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a resolution. Only for server

`jira issue-resolution get-all`

Returns a list of all resolutions. Only for server.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-resolution get-all

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a list of all resolutions. Only for server.

`jira issue-resolution move`

Changes the order of issue resolutions.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-resolution move -i <value> [-a <value>] [-p <value>]

FLAGS
  -a, --after=<value>     The ID of the resolution. Required if position isn't provided
  -i, --ids=<value>       (required) The list of resolution IDs to be reordered. Cannot contain duplicates nor after ID.
                          Example usage: --id=1,2,3
  -p, --position=<value>  The position for issue resolutions to be moved to. Required if after isn't provided.

DESCRIPTION
  Changes the order of issue resolutions.

`jira issue-resolution search`

Returns a paginated list of resolutions.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-resolution search [-i <value>] [--onlyDefault] [-q <value>] [--all |  | ]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>     The list of resolutions IDs to be filtered out.Example usage: --id=1,2,3
  -q, --query=<value>  The string that status names will be matched with
  --all                Whether all responses are returned.
  --onlyDefault        When set to true, return default only,when IDs provided, if none of them is default, return empty
                       page.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a paginated list of resolutions.

`jira issue-resolution set-default`

Sets default issue resolution. Only for cloud

USAGE
  $ jira issue-resolution set-default -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) The ID of the new default issue resolution. Must be an existing ID or null. Setting this
                    to null erases the default resolution setting.

DESCRIPTION
  Sets default issue resolution. Only for cloud

`jira issue-resolution update`

Updates an issue resolution.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-resolution update -i <value> -n <value> [--description <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>       (required) The ID of the issue resolution.
  -n, --name=<value>     (required) Updates an issue resolution.
  --description=<value>  The description of the resolution.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates an issue resolution.

`jira issue-search get-picker-suggestions`

Gets the issues matching a query string. This command returns two types of search:

USAGE
  $ jira issue-search get-picker-suggestions [-q <value>] [-j <value>] [-i <value>] [-p <value>] [--showSubTasks]
  [--showSubTaskParent]

FLAGS
  -i, --issue=<value>    The key of an issue to exclude from search results. For example, the issue the user is viewing
                         when they perform this query.
  -j, --jql=<value>      A JQL query defining a list of issues to search for the query term. Note that username and
                         userkey cannot be used as search terms for this parameter, due to privacy reasons. Use
                         accountId instead.
  -p, --project=<value>  The ID or key of a project that suggested issues must belong to.
  -q, --query=<value>    A string to match against text fields in the issue such as title, description, or comments.
  --showSubTaskParent    When currentIssueKey is a subtask, whether to include the parent issue in the suggestions if it
                         matches the query.
  --showSubTasks         Indicate whether to include subtasks in the suggestions list.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets the issues matching a query string. This command returns two types of search:
  - History Search which includes issues from the user's history of created, edited, or viewed issues that contain the
  string in the query parameter.
  - Current Search which includes issues that match the JQL expression in currentJQL and contain the string in the query
  parameter.

`jira issue-search search`

Searches for issues using JQL.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-search search [-j <value>] [-v strict|warn|none|true|false] [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults
    <value>]

FLAGS
  -j, --jql=<value>             A JQL expression.
  -v, --validateQuery=<option>  Determines how to validate the JQL query and treat the validation results.
                                <options: strict|warn|none|true|false>
  --all                         Whether all of found issues are returned.
  --maxResults=<value>          [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --startAt=<value>             The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Searches for issues using JQL.

`jira issue-search test-jql`

Checks whether one or more issues would be returned by one or more JQL queries.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-search test-jql -j <value> -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --issue=<value>...  (required) The ID of issue. You can provide multiple jql query by repeating this flag.
  -j, --jql=<value>...    (required) JQL query. You can provide multiple jql query by repeating this flag.

DESCRIPTION
  Checks whether one or more issues would be returned by one or more JQL queries.

`jira issue-security-level get [ISSUESECURITYLEVELID]`

Returns details of an issue security level.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-security-level get [ISSUESECURITYLEVELID] [-i <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  ISSUESECURITYLEVELID  The ID of issue security level.

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>...  The ID of issue security level.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns details of an issue security level.

`jira issue-security-level get-members`

Returns issue security level members.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-security-level get-members -i <value> [-l <value>] [-e all|field|group|projectRole|user] [--all |  | ]

FLAGS
  -e, --expand=<option>                Use expand to include additional information in the response. This parameter
                                       accepts a comma-separated list.
                                       <options: all|field|group|projectRole|user>
  -i, --issueSecuritySchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the issue security scheme. Use the Get issue security
                                       schemes operation to get a list of issue security scheme IDs.
  -l, --issueSecurityLevelId=<value>   The list of issue security level IDs. To include multiple issue security levels
                                       separate IDs with comma: -i=10000,10001
  --all                                Whether all responses are returned.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns issue security level members.

`jira issue-security-scheme get [ISSUESECURITYSCHEMEID]`

Returns an issue security scheme along with its security levels.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-security-scheme get [ISSUESECURITYSCHEMEID] [-i <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  ISSUESECURITYSCHEMEID  The ID of issue security scheme.

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>...  The ID of the issue security scheme. Use the Get issue security schemes operation to get a list
                       of issue security scheme IDs.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns an issue security scheme along with its security levels.

`jira issue-security-scheme get-all`

Returns all issue security schemes

USAGE
  $ jira issue-security-scheme get-all

DESCRIPTION
  Returns all issue security schemes

`jira issue-security-scheme get-levels`

Returns an issue security scheme along with its security levels.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-security-scheme get-levels -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) The ID of the issue security scheme. Use the Get issue security schemes operation to get
                    a list of issue security scheme IDs.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns an issue security scheme along with its security levels.

`jira issue-type-property delete`

Deletes an issue type property.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-property delete -i <value> --key <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) The ID of the issue type.
  --key=<value>     (required) The key of the property.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes an issue type property.

`jira issue-type-property get`

Gets issue type property.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-property get -i <value> --key <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) The ID of the issue type.
  --key=<value>     (required) The key of the property.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets issue type property.

`jira issue-type-property get-keys`

Gets issue type property keys.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-property get-keys -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) The ID of the issue type.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets issue type property keys.

`jira issue-type-property set [JSONBODY]`

Sets the value of the issue type property. Use this resource to store and update data against an issue type. The value of the request body must be a valid, non-empty JSON blob. The maximum length is 32768 characters.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-property set [JSONBODY] -i <value> --key <value>

ARGUMENTS
  JSONBODY  Issue property set request in JSON format.

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) The ID of the issue type.
  --key=<value>     (required) The key of the property.

DESCRIPTION
  Sets the value of the issue type property. Use this resource to store and update data against an issue type. The value
  of the request body must be a valid, non-empty JSON blob. The maximum length is 32768 characters.

`jira issue-type-scheme add-issue-types`

Adds issue types to an issue type scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-scheme add-issue-types -i <value> --issueTypeIds <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>        (required) The ID of the issue type scheme.
  --issueTypeIds=<value>  (required) Issue type Id you want to add. Example usage: --issueTypeIds=1,2,3

DESCRIPTION
  Adds issue types to an issue type scheme.

`jira issue-type-scheme assign-to-project`

Assigns an issue type scheme to a project.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-scheme assign-to-project -i <value> --project <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>   (required) The ID of the issue type scheme
  --project=<value>  (required) Project ID or Key.

DESCRIPTION
  Assigns an issue type scheme to a project.

`jira issue-type-scheme create`

Creates an issue type schemes.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-scheme create -n <value> --issueTypeIds <value> [-d <value>] [--defaultIssueTypeId <value>]

FLAGS
  -d, --description=<value>     The description of the issue type scheme.
  -n, --name=<value>            (required) The name of the issue type scheme. The name must be unique.
  --defaultIssueTypeId=<value>  The ID of the default issue type of the issue type scheme.
  --issueTypeIds=<value>        (required) The list of issue types IDs of the issue type scheme. At least one standard
                                issue type ID is required. You can provide multiple IDs by separating them with comma.
                                Example: --issueTypeIds=1,2,3

DESCRIPTION
  Creates an issue type schemes.

`jira issue-type-scheme delete`

Deletes an issue type scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-scheme delete -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) The ID of the issue type scheme.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes an issue type scheme.

`jira issue-type-scheme get-for-projects`

Gets issue type scheme IDs that given projects used.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-scheme get-for-projects -p <value> [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>...  (required) The IDs or keys of the projects. You can provide multiple values by separating
                            them with comma. Example: --project=1 2 3
  --all                     Whether all responses are returned.
  --maxResults=<value>      [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --startAt=<value>         The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets issue type scheme IDs that given projects used.

`jira issue-type-scheme get-issue-types`

Gets issue types the issue type scheme have.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-scheme get-issue-types -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) The ID of the issue scheme.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets issue types the issue type scheme have.

`jira issue-type-scheme get-mappings`

Gets issue type scheme - issue type mappings.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-scheme get-mappings [-i <value>] [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>      Issue type schemes IDs you want to get mappings from. You can provide multiple IDs by seperating
                        them with comma. Example: --id=10000,10001
  --all                 Whether all responses are returned.
  --maxResults=<value>  [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --startAt=<value>     The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets issue type scheme - issue type mappings.

`jira issue-type-scheme get-projects`

Gets the projects the issue type scheme is assigned to.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-scheme get-projects -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) The ID of the issue scheme.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets the projects the issue type scheme is assigned to.

`jira issue-type-scheme move-issue-types`

Changes order of the issue types in an issue type scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-scheme move-issue-types -i <value> --issueTypeIds <value> [--after <value>] [--position First, Last]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>        (required) The ID of the issue type scheme.
  --after=<value>         The ID of the issue type to place the moved issue types after.
  --issueTypeIds=<value>  (required) Issue type Ids you want to move. Example usage: --issueTypeIds=1,2,3
  --position=<option>     The position the issue types should be moved to.
                          <options: First, Last>

DESCRIPTION
  Changes order of the issue types in an issue type scheme.

`jira issue-type-scheme remove-all-projects`

Removes all project associations from issue type scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-scheme remove-all-projects -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) The ID of the issue type scheme.

DESCRIPTION
  Removes all project associations from issue type scheme.

`jira issue-type-scheme remove-issue-type`

Removes issue type from an issue type scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-scheme remove-issue-type -i <value> --issueTypeId <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>       (required) The ID of the issue type scheme.
  --issueTypeId=<value>  (required) Issue type Id you want to remove.

DESCRIPTION
  Removes issue type from an issue type scheme.

`jira issue-type-scheme remove-project`

Removes project association from issue type scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-scheme remove-project -i <value> -p <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>       (required) The ID of the issue type scheme.
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) Project Ids or keys.

DESCRIPTION
  Removes project association from issue type scheme.

`jira issue-type-scheme search`

Searches all issue type schemes. Only issue type schemes used in classic projects are returned.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-scheme search [-i <value>] [--orderBy name|id] [--orderDirection ASC|DSC] [--query <value>] [--all |
    --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>           Issue type schemes IDs you want to get. You can provide multiple IDs by seperating them
                             with comma. Example: --id=10000,10001
  --all                      Whether all responses are returned.
  --maxResults=<value>       [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --orderBy=<option>         <options: name|id>
  --orderDirection=<option>  <options: ASC|DSC>
  --query=<value>            Filter the results using a literal string. This only works for Jira Cloud.
  --startAt=<value>          The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Searches all issue type schemes. Only issue type schemes used in classic projects are returned.

`jira issue-type-scheme set-projects`

Sets projects which assigned to issue type scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-scheme set-projects -i <value> --project <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>      (required) The ID of the issue type scheme
  --project=<value>...  (required) Project IDs or Keys. You can provide multiple values by separating them with comma.
                        Example usage: --project=1 2 3

DESCRIPTION
  Sets projects which assigned to issue type scheme.

`jira issue-type-scheme update`

Updates an issue type schemes.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-scheme update -i <value> [-n <value>] [-d <value>] [--defaultIssueTypeId <value>]

FLAGS
  -d, --description=<value>     The description of the issue type scheme.
  -i, --id=<value>              (required) The ID of the issue type scheme.
  -n, --name=<value>            The name of the issue type scheme. The name must be unique.
  --defaultIssueTypeId=<value>  The ID of the default issue type of the issue type scheme.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates an issue type schemes.

`jira issue-type-screen-scheme add-mappings`

Adds issue type mappings to issue type screen scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-screen-scheme add-mappings -i <value> --mapping <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>      (required) The ID of the issue type screen scheme.
  --mapping=<value>...  (required) The IDs of the screen schemes for the issue type IDs and default. A default entry is
                        required to create an issue type screen scheme, it defines the mapping for all issue types
                        without a screen scheme. KEYS: [issueTypeId, screenSchemeID]
                        Example usage: --mapping=issueTypeId=default,screenSchemeId=10000

DESCRIPTION
  Adds issue type mappings to issue type screen scheme.

`jira issue-type-screen-scheme assign-to-project`

Assigns an issue type screen scheme to a project.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-screen-scheme assign-to-project -i <value> -p <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>       (required) The ID of the issue type screen scheme.
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) The ID or key of the project.

DESCRIPTION
  Assigns an issue type screen scheme to a project.

`jira issue-type-screen-scheme create`

Creates an issue type screen scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-screen-scheme create -n <value> --mapping <value> [--description <value>]

FLAGS
  -n, --name=<value>     (required) The name of the issue type screen scheme.
  --description=<value>  The description of the issue type screen scheme.
  --mapping=<value>...   (required) The IDs of the screen schemes for the issue type IDs and default. A default entry is
                         required to create an issue type screen scheme, it defines the mapping for all issue types
                         without a screen scheme. KEYS: [issueTypeId, screenSchemeID]
                         Example usage: --mapping=issueTypeId=default,screenSchemeId=10000

DESCRIPTION
  Creates an issue type screen scheme.

`jira issue-type-screen-scheme delete`

Deletes an issue type screen scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-screen-scheme delete -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) The ID of the issue type screen scheme.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes an issue type screen scheme.

`jira issue-type-screen-scheme get-for-projects`

Gets issue type scheme screen IDs that given projects used (project - issue type screen scheme mapping.).

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-screen-scheme get-for-projects -p <value> [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>...  (required) The IDs or keys of the projects. You can provide multiple values by separating
                            them with comma. Example: --project=1 2 3
  --all                     Whether all responses are returned.
  --maxResults=<value>      [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --startAt=<value>         The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets issue type scheme screen IDs that given projects used (project - issue type screen scheme mapping.).

`jira issue-type-screen-scheme get-items`

Gets issue type screen scheme items.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-screen-scheme get-items [-i <value>] [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --ids=<value>     The ID of the issue type screen scheme. You can provide multiple values by separating them with
                        comma. Example: --ids=1,2,3
  --all                 Whether all responses are returned.
  --maxResults=<value>  [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --startAt=<value>     The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets issue type screen scheme items.

`jira issue-type-screen-scheme get-projects`

Gets projects associated with an issue type screen scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-screen-scheme get-projects -i <value> [--query <value>] [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults
  <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>      (required) The ID of the issue type screen scheme.
  --all                 Whether all responses are returned.
  --maxResults=<value>  [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --query=<value>
  --startAt=<value>     The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets projects associated with an issue type screen scheme.

`jira issue-type-screen-scheme remove-mappings`

Removes issue type to screen scheme mappings from an issue type screen scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-screen-scheme remove-mappings -i <value> --issueTypeIds <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>        (required) The ID of the issue type screen scheme.
  --issueTypeIds=<value>  (required) The IDs of the issue types. You can provide multiple values by separating them with
                          comma. Example: --isueTypeIds=1,2,3

DESCRIPTION
  Removes issue type to screen scheme mappings from an issue type screen scheme.

`jira issue-type-screen-scheme search`

Searches issue type screen schemes.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-screen-scheme search [-i <value>] [--orderBy name|id] [--orderDirection ASC|DSC] [--query <value>] [--all |
    --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>           Issue type screen schemes IDs you want to get. You can provide multiple IDs by seperating
                             them with comma. Example: --id=10000,10001
  --all                      Whether all responses are returned.
  --maxResults=<value>       [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --orderBy=<option>         <options: name|id>
  --orderDirection=<option>  <options: ASC|DSC>
  --query=<value>            Filter the results using a literal string. This only works for Jira Cloud.
  --startAt=<value>          The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Searches issue type screen schemes.

`jira issue-type-screen-scheme set-default-screen`

Sets the default screen scheme of an issue type screen scheme. The default screen scheme is used for all unmapped issue types.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-screen-scheme set-default-screen -i <value> -s <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>            (required) The ID of the issue type screen scheme.
  -s, --screenScheme=<value>  (required) The ID of the screen scheme.

DESCRIPTION
  Sets the default screen scheme of an issue type screen scheme. The default screen scheme is used for all unmapped
  issue types.

`jira issue-type-screen-scheme update`

Updates an issue type screen scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type-screen-scheme update -i <value> [-n <value>] [-d <value>]

FLAGS
  -d, --description=<value>  The description of the issue type screen scheme.
  -i, --id=<value>           (required) The ID of the issue type screen scheme.
  -n, --name=<value>         The name of the issue type screen scheme.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates an issue type screen scheme.

`jira issue-type create`

Creates an issue type and adds it to the default issue type scheme

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type create -n <value> [-d <value>] [-t subtype|standard] [-h 0|-1]

FLAGS
  -d, --description=<value>      The description of the issue type.
  -h, --hierarchyLevel=<option>  The hierarchy level of the issue type. Use:
                                 "-1" for subtasks
                                 "0" for Base
                                 Default: 0
                                 <options: 0|-1>
  -n, --name=<value>             (required) The unique name for the issue type. The maximum length is 60 characters.
  -t, --type=<option>            Whether the issue type is subtype or standard.
                                 <options: subtype|standard>

DESCRIPTION
  Creates an issue type and adds it to the default issue type scheme

`jira issue-type delete`

My description.If the issue type is in use, all uses are updated with the alternative issue type (alternativeIssueTypeId)

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type delete -i <value> [--alternativeIssueTypeId <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>                  (required) The ID of the issue type.
  --alternativeIssueTypeId=<value>  The ID of the replacement issue type.

DESCRIPTION
  My description.If the issue type is in use, all uses are updated with the alternative issue type
  (alternativeIssueTypeId)

`jira issue-type get [ID]`

Gets an issue type.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type get [ID] [-i <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  ID  The ID of the issue type.

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>...  The ID of the issue type.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets an issue type.

`jira issue-type get-all`

Gets all issue types.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type get-all

DESCRIPTION
  Gets all issue types.

`jira issue-type get-all-for-projects`

Gets issue types for a project.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type get-all-for-projects -p <value> [-l <value>]

FLAGS
  -l, --level=<value>    The level of the issue type to filter by. Use:
                         "-1" for subtasks
                         "0" for Base
                         "1" for Epic
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) The ID or key of the project.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets issue types for a project.

`jira issue-type get-alternatives`

Gets a list of issue types that can be used to replace the issue type. The alternative issue types are those assigned to the same workflow scheme, field configuration scheme, and screen scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type get-alternatives -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) The ID of the issue type.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets a list of issue types that can be used to replace the issue type. The alternative issue types are those assigned
  to the same workflow scheme, field configuration scheme, and screen scheme.

`jira issue-type set-avatar`

Sets issue type avatar.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type set-avatar -i <value> -a <value>

FLAGS
  -a, --avatarId=<value>  (required) The ID of the avatar.
  -i, --id=<value>        (required) The ID of the issue type.

DESCRIPTION
  Sets issue type avatar.

`jira issue-type update`

Updates the issue type.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type update -i <value> [-n <value>] [-d <value>] [--avatarId <value>]

FLAGS
  -d, --description=<value>  The description of the issue type.
  -i, --id=<value>           (required) The ID of the issue type.
  -n, --name=<value>         The unique name for the issue type. The maximum length is 60 characters.
  --avatarId=<value>         The ID of an issue type avatar.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates the issue type.

`jira issue-type upload-avatar AVATARFILE`

Uploads an avatar for the issue type.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-type upload-avatar AVATARFILE -i <value> [--set] [--x <value> --y <value> --width <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  AVATARFILE  Location of avatar file

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) The ID of the issue type.
  --set             Whether the uploaded avatar will be set as issue type avatar or not.
                    Note: If you do not enable this flag you should update manually the issue type avatar with `jira
                    issue-type:set-avatar` command.
  --width=<value>   The length of each side of the crop region.
  --x=<value>       The X coordinate of the top-left corner of the crop region.
  --y=<value>       The Y coordinate of the top-left corner of the crop region.

DESCRIPTION
  Uploads an avatar for the issue type.

`jira issue-vote add`

Adds the users vote to an issue.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-vote add -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --issue=<value>  (required) The ID or key of the issue.

DESCRIPTION
  Adds the users vote to an issue.

`jira issue-vote delete`

Deletes a users vote from an issue.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-vote delete -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --issue=<value>  (required) The ID or key of the issue.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a users vote from an issue.

`jira issue-vote get-all`

Returns details about the votes on an issue.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-vote get-all -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --issue=<value>  (required) The ID or key of the issue.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns details about the votes on an issue.

`jira issue-watcher add`

Adds a user as a watcher of an issue by passing the account ID of the user.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-watcher add -i <value> -u <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --issue=<value>  (required) The ID or key of the issue.
  -u, --user=<value>   (required) Username or email.

DESCRIPTION
  Adds a user as a watcher of an issue by passing the account ID of the user.

`jira issue-watcher delete`

Deletes a user as a watcher of an issue.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-watcher delete -i <value> -u <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --issue=<value>  (required) The ID or key of the issue.
  -u, --user=<value>   (required) An identifier for the user. Use the accountId, username or an email address. Or a
                       search string to find a user.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a user as a watcher of an issue.

`jira issue-watcher get-all`

Returns the watchers for an issue.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-watcher get-all -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --issue=<value>  (required) The ID or key of the issue.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns the watchers for an issue.

`jira issue-watcher get-bulk`

Returns, for the user, details of the watched status of issues from a list.

USAGE
  $ jira issue-watcher get-bulk [-i <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --issue=<value>...  The list of issue IDs or keys.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns, for the user, details of the watched status of issues from a list.

`jira issue archive [ISSUE]`

Archives an issue.

USAGE
  $ jira issue archive [ISSUE] [--issue <value>] [--notifyUsers]

ARGUMENTS
  ISSUE  Issue ID or key.

FLAGS
  --issue=<value>     Issue ID or key.
  --[no-]notifyUsers  Whether a notification email about the issue update is sent to all watchers.

DESCRIPTION
  Archives an issue.

`jira issue assign`

Assigns an issue to a user. You can use this command to assign issues when the user submitting the request has the assign permission but not the edit issue permission. If the name is "-1" automatic assignee is used. A null name will remove the assignee.

USAGE
  $ jira issue assign --issue <value> [-u <value>]

FLAGS
  -u, --user=<value>  The account ID or username or email of the user
  --issue=<value>     (required) Issue ID or key.

DESCRIPTION
  Assigns an issue to a user. You can use this command to assign issues when the user submitting the request has the
  assign permission but not the edit issue permission. If the name is "-1" automatic assignee is used. A null name will
  remove the assignee.

`jira issue create [ISSUEBODY]`

Creates an issue or, where the option to create subtasks is enabled in Jira, a subtask. You can also provide issue body using STDIN.

USAGE
  $ jira issue create [ISSUEBODY] [--show --issueType <value> --project <value>] [--issueBody <value>]
    [--updateHistory] [--assignee <value>] [--reporter <value>] [--security <value>] [--priority <value>] [--components
    <value>] [--versions <value>] [--fixVersions <value>] [--description <value>] [--summary <value>] [--environment
    <value>] [--labels <value>] [--duedate <value>] [--parent <value>] [--customFields <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  ISSUEBODY  Issue creation request in JSON format.

FLAGS
  --assignee=<value>      Assignee ID.
  --components=<value>    Component IDs. This flag allows comma seperated values.
  --customFields=<value>  Issue customfields.
                          Example usage: --customFields:customfield_10000="My Value",customfield_10001="Myv Value2"
  --description=<value>   Description of the issue.
  --duedate=<value>       Due date of the issue.
  --environment=<value>   Issue environment.
  --fixVersions=<value>   Fix version IDs. This flag allows comma-seperated values.
  --issueBody=<value>     Issue creation request in JSON format.
  --issueType=<value>...  The issue type id or name.
  --labels=<value>        Labels of the issue. This flag allows comma seperated values.
  --parent=<value>        Parent issue key or ID.
  --priority=<value>      Issue priority ID.
  --project=<value>...    The project id or key
  --reporter=<value>      Reporter ID.
  --security=<value>      Security level ID
  --show                  Prepare a sample JSON output for issue creation.
  --summary=<value>       Summary of the issue.
  --[no-]updateHistory    Update issue history
  --versions=<value>      Version IDs. This flag allows comma-seperated values.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates an issue or, where the option to create subtasks is enabled in Jira, a subtask. You can also provide issue
  body using STDIN.

`jira issue delete [ISSUE]`

If the issue has subtasks you must set the parameter deleteSubtasks=true to delete the issue. You cannot delete an issue without its subtasks also being deleted.

USAGE
  $ jira issue delete [ISSUE] [--issue <value>] [--deleteSubtasks]

ARGUMENTS
  ISSUE  Issue ID or key.

FLAGS
  --deleteSubtasks  Whether to delete subtasks of the issue or not.
  --issue=<value>   Issue ID or key.

DESCRIPTION
  If the issue has subtasks you must set the parameter deleteSubtasks=true to delete the issue. You cannot delete an
  issue without its subtasks also being deleted.

`jira issue edit [ISSUEBODY]`

Edits an issue. You can also provide issue body using STDIN.

USAGE
  $ jira issue edit [ISSUEBODY] --issue <value> [--issueBody <value>] [--notifyUsers] [--updateHistory]
    [--overrideScreenSecurity] [--overrideEditableFlag] [--assignee <value>] [--reporter <value>] [--security <value>]
    [--priority <value>] [--components <value>] [--versions <value>] [--fixVersions <value>] [--description <value>]
    [--summary <value>] [--environment <value>] [--labels <value>] [--duedate <value>] [--parent <value>]
    [--customFields <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  ISSUEBODY  Issue edit request in JSON format.

FLAGS
  --assignee=<value>             Assignee ID.
  --components=<value>           Component IDs. This flag allows comma seperated values.
  --customFields=<value>         Issue customfields.
                                 Example usage: --customFields:customfield_10000="My Value",customfield_10001="Myv
                                 Value2"
  --description=<value>          Description of the issue.
  --duedate=<value>              Due date of the issue.
  --environment=<value>          Issue environment.
  --fixVersions=<value>          Fix version IDs. This flag allows comma-seperated values.
  --issue=<value>                (required) Issue ID or key.
  --issueBody=<value>            Issue edit request in JSON format.
  --labels=<value>               Labels of the issue. This flag allows comma seperated values.
  --[no-]notifyUsers             Whether a notification email about the issue update is sent to all watchers.
  --[no-]overrideEditableFlag    Whether non-editable fields should be returned. Available to connect app users with
                                 admin permissions. Only available for Jira Cloud.
  --[no-]overrideScreenSecurity  Whether hidden fields should be returned. Available to connect app users with admin
                                 permissions. Only available for Jira Cloud.
  --parent=<value>               Parent issue key or ID.
  --priority=<value>             Issue priority ID.
  --reporter=<value>             Reporter ID.
  --security=<value>             Security level ID
  --summary=<value>              Summary of the issue.
  --[no-]updateHistory           Whether to add issue to user's issue history. Only available for Jira Cloud.
  --versions=<value>             Version IDs. This flag allows comma-seperated values.

DESCRIPTION
  Edits an issue. You can also provide issue body using STDIN.

`jira issue get [ISSUE]`

Creates an issue or, where the option to create subtasks is enabled in Jira, a subtask.

USAGE
  $ jira issue get [ISSUE] [-i <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  ISSUE  Issue ID or key.

FLAGS
  -i, --issue=<value>...  Issue ID or key.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates an issue or, where the option to create subtasks is enabled in Jira, a subtask.

`jira issue get-changelogs`

Returns a list of all changelogs for an issue sorted by date, starting from the oldest.

USAGE
  $ jira issue get-changelogs --issue <value> [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  --all                 Whether all responses are returned.
  --issue=<value>       (required) Issue ID or key.
  --maxResults=<value>  [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --startAt=<value>     The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a list of all changelogs for an issue sorted by date, starting from the oldest.

`jira issue get-create-metadata`

Creates an issue or, where the option to create subtasks is enabled in Jira, a subtask.

USAGE
  $ jira issue get-create-metadata [--project <value>] [--issueType <value>]

FLAGS
  --issueType=<value>...  The issue type id or name.
  --project=<value>...    The project id or key

DESCRIPTION
  Creates an issue or, where the option to create subtasks is enabled in Jira, a subtask.

`jira issue get-edit-metadata [ISSUE]`

Creates an issue or, where the option to create subtasks is enabled in Jira, a subtask.

USAGE
  $ jira issue get-edit-metadata [ISSUE] [--issue <value>] [--overrideScreenSecurity] [--overrideEditableFlag]

ARGUMENTS
  ISSUE  Issue ID or key.

FLAGS
  --issue=<value>                Issue ID or key.
  --[no-]overrideEditableFlag    Whether non-editable fields should be returned. Available to connect app users with
                                 admin permissions.
  --[no-]overrideScreenSecurity  Whether hidden fields should be returned. Available to connect app users with admin
                                 permissions.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates an issue or, where the option to create subtasks is enabled in Jira, a subtask.

`jira issue get-events`

Returns all issue events.

USAGE
  $ jira issue get-events

DESCRIPTION
  Returns all issue events.

`jira issue get-transitions`

Returns either all transitions or a transition that can be performed by the user on an issue, based on the issue's status.

USAGE
  $ jira issue get-transitions --issue <value> [--transitionId <value>] [--skipRemoteOnlyCondition]
    [--includeUnavailableTransitions] [--sortByOpsBarAndStatus]

FLAGS
  --[no-]includeUnavailableTransitions  Whether details of transitions that fail a condition are included in the
                                        response.
  --issue=<value>                       (required) Issue ID or key.
  --[no-]skipRemoteOnlyCondition        Whether transitions with the condition Hide From User Condition are included in
                                        the response.
  --[no-]sortByOpsBarAndStatus          Whether the transitions are sorted by ops-bar sequence value first then category
                                        order (Todo, In Progress, Done) or only by ops-bar sequence value.
  --transitionId=<value>                Transition ID.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns either all transitions or a transition that can be performed by the user on an issue, based on the issue's
  status.

`jira issue restore [ISSUE]`

Restores an issue.

USAGE
  $ jira issue restore [ISSUE] [--issue <value>] [--notifyUsers]

ARGUMENTS
  ISSUE  Issue ID or key.

FLAGS
  --issue=<value>     Issue ID or key.
  --[no-]notifyUsers  Whether a notification email about the issue update is sent to all watchers.

DESCRIPTION
  Restores an issue.

`jira issue send-notifications`

Edits an issue. You can also provide message body using STDIN.

USAGE
  $ jira issue send-notifications --issue <value> [--subject <value>] [--htmlBody <value>] [--textBody <value>]
    [--recipientUser <value>] [--recipientUserGroup <value>] [--onlyWithPermission <value>] [--onlyInUserGroup <value>]
    [--notifyReporter] [--notifyAssignee] [--notifyWatchers] [--notifyVoters]

FLAGS
  --htmlBody=<value>               HTML body of email notification.
  --issue=<value>                  (required) Issue ID or key.
  --notifyAssignee                 Whether the notification should be sent to the issue's assignee.
  --notifyReporter                 Whether the notification should be sent to the issue's reporter.
  --notifyVoters                   Whether the notification should be sent to the issue's voters.
  --notifyWatchers                 Whether the notification should be sent to the issue's watchers.
  --onlyInUserGroup=<value>...     Name of user group. Restricts the notifications to users in the user group.
  --onlyWithPermission=<value>...  Key of permission. Restricts the notifications to users with the specified
                                   permissions.
  --recipientUser=<value>...       AccountID of user who will be notified.
  --recipientUserGroup=<value>...  User groups to be notified.
  --subject=<value>                Subject of email notification. Defaults to issue key and summary.
  --textBody=<value>               Text body of email notification.

DESCRIPTION
  Edits an issue. You can also provide message body using STDIN.

`jira issue transition [TRANSITIONBODY]`

Returns either all transitions or a transition that can be performed by the user on an issue, based on the issue's status.

USAGE
  $ jira issue transition [TRANSITIONBODY] --issue <value> [--transitionBody <value> | --transitionId <value>]
    [--looped] [--assignee <value>] [--reporter <value>] [--security <value>] [--priority <value>] [--components
    <value>] [--versions <value>] [--fixVersions <value>] [--description <value>] [--summary <value>] [--environment
    <value>] [--labels <value>] [--duedate <value>] [--parent <value>] [--customFields <value>] [--requestProps <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  TRANSITIONBODY  Issue transition request in JSON format.

FLAGS
  --assignee=<value>        Assignee ID.
  --components=<value>      Component IDs. This flag allows comma seperated values.
  --customFields=<value>    Issue customfields.
                            Example usage: --customFields:customfield_10000="My Value",customfield_10001="Myv Value2"
  --description=<value>     Description of the issue.
  --duedate=<value>         Due date of the issue.
  --environment=<value>     Issue environment.
  --fixVersions=<value>     Fix version IDs. This flag allows comma-seperated values.
  --issue=<value>           (required) Issue ID or key.
  --labels=<value>          Labels of the issue. This flag allows comma seperated values.
  --looped
  --parent=<value>          Parent issue key or ID.
  --priority=<value>        Issue priority ID.
  --reporter=<value>        Reporter ID.
  --requestProps=<value>    Additional properties for the request.
                            Example Usage: requestProps=resolution=resolutionName,myField=myValue
  --security=<value>        Security level ID
  --summary=<value>         Summary of the issue.
  --transitionBody=<value>  Issue transition request in JSON format.
  --transitionId=<value>    Execute a simple issue transition with just transition ID.
  --versions=<value>        Version IDs. This flag allows comma-seperated values.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns either all transitions or a transition that can be performed by the user on an issue, based on the issue's
  status.

`jira jira-expression analyse [JIRAEXPRESSIONBODY]`

Analyses and validates Jira expressions.

USAGE
  $ jira jira-expression analyse [JIRAEXPRESSIONBODY] [--show] [--check syntax|type|complexity] [--expressions <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  JIRAEXPRESSIONBODY  Jira expression request in JSON format.

FLAGS
  --check=<option>          For syntax: Each expressions syntax is checked to ensure the expression can be parsed.
                            For type: Each expression is type checked and the final type of the expression inferred.
                            Determines the formulae for how many expensive operations each expression may execute.
                            <options: syntax|type|complexity>
  --expressions=<value>...  The list of Jira expressions to analyse.
  --show                    Prepare a sample JSON output for analyse jira expression.

DESCRIPTION
  Analyses and validates Jira expressions.

`jira jira-expression evaluate [JIRAEXPRESSIONBODY]`

Evaluates a Jira expression and returns its value.

USAGE
  $ jira jira-expression evaluate [JIRAEXPRESSIONBODY] [--show] [--expand <value>] [-e <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  JIRAEXPRESSIONBODY  Jira expression request in JSON format.

FLAGS
  -e, --expression=<value>  The Jira expression to evaluate.
  --expand=<value>          Use expand to include additional information in the response.
  --show                    Prepare a sample JSON output for evaluate jira expression.

DESCRIPTION
  Evaluates a Jira expression and returns its value.

`jira jira-settings get-advanced`

Gets the application properties that are accessible on the Advanced Settings page

USAGE
  $ jira jira-settings get-advanced

DESCRIPTION
  Gets the application properties that are accessible on the Advanced Settings page

`jira jira-settings get-globals`

Gets the global settings in Jira. These settings determine whether optional features (for example, subtasks, time tracking, and others) are enabled. If time tracking is enabled, this operation also returns the time tracking configuration.

USAGE
  $ jira jira-settings get-globals

DESCRIPTION
  Gets the global settings in Jira. These settings determine whether optional features (for example, subtasks, time
  tracking, and others) are enabled. If time tracking is enabled, this operation also returns the time tracking
  configuration.

`jira jira-settings get-properties`

Gets all application properties or an application property.

USAGE
  $ jira jira-settings get-properties [-k <value>] [-l <value>] [-f <value>]

FLAGS
  -f, --keyFilter=<value>        When a key isn't provided, this filters the list of results by the application property
                                 key using a regular expression. For example, using jira.lf.* will return all
                                 application properties with keys that start with jira.lf..
  -k, --key=<value>              The key of the application property.
  -l, --permissionLevel=<value>  The permission level of all items being returned in the list.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets all application properties or an application property.

`jira jira-settings set-property`

Sets the value of an application property. You can get known keys with jira jira-setting:get-advanced command.

USAGE
  $ jira jira-settings set-property -k <value> [-v <value>]

FLAGS
  -k, --key=<value>    (required) The key of the application property to update.
  -v, --value=<value>  The new value.

DESCRIPTION
  Sets the value of an application property. You can get known keys with jira jira-setting:get-advanced command.

`jira jql convert-user-identifiers`

Converts one or more JQL queries with user identifiers (username or user key) to equivalent JQL queries with account IDs.

USAGE
  $ jira jql convert-user-identifiers -q <value>

FLAGS
  -q, --query=<value>...  (required) A query to parse.

DESCRIPTION
  Converts one or more JQL queries with user identifiers (username or user key) to equivalent JQL queries with account
  IDs.

`jira jql get-auto-complete-suggestions`

Returns the JQL search auto complete suggestions for a field.

USAGE
  $ jira jql get-auto-complete-suggestions [--fieldName <value>] [--fieldValue <value>] [--predicateName <value>] [--predicateValue
    <value>]

FLAGS
  --fieldName=<value>       The name of the field.
  --fieldValue=<value>      The partial field item name entered by the user.
  --predicateName=<value>   The name of the CHANGED operator predicate for which the suggestions are generated. The
                            valid predicate operators are by, from, and to.
  --predicateValue=<value>  The partial predicate item name entered by the user.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns the JQL search auto complete suggestions for a field.

`jira jql get-reference-data`

Fets reference data for JQL searches

USAGE
  $ jira jql get-reference-data [-p <value>] [-i]

FLAGS
  -i, --includeCollapsedFields  Include collapsed fields for fields that have non-unique names.
  -p, --project=<value>...      List of project IDs or keys used to filter the visible field details returned.

DESCRIPTION
  Fets reference data for JQL searches

`jira jql parse`

Parses and validates JQL queries.

USAGE
  $ jira jql parse -q <value> [-v strict|warn|none]

FLAGS
  -q, --query=<value>...     (required) A query to parse.
  -v, --validation=<option>  How to validate the JQL query and treat the validation results.
                             <options: strict|warn|none>

DESCRIPTION
  Parses and validates JQL queries.

`jira jql sanitize`

Sanitizes one or more JQL queries by converting readable details into IDs where a user doesn't have permission to view the entity.

USAGE
  $ jira jql sanitize -q <value>

FLAGS
  -q, --query=<value>...  (required) JQL queries to sanitize. Must contain unique values.

DESCRIPTION
  Sanitizes one or more JQL queries by converting readable details into IDs where a user doesn't have permission to view
  the entity.

`jira label get-all`

Returns a paginated list of labels.

USAGE
  $ jira label get-all [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  --all                 Whether all responses are returned.
  --maxResults=<value>  [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --startAt=<value>     The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a paginated list of labels.

`jira license get`

Returns licensing information about the Jira instance.

USAGE
  $ jira license get

DESCRIPTION
  Returns licensing information about the Jira instance.

`jira myself change-password`

Modify caller password.

USAGE
  $ jira myself change-password -p <value> -c <value>

FLAGS
  -c, --currentPassword=<value>  (required) current password
  -p, --password=<value>         (required) new password

DESCRIPTION
  Modify caller password.

`jira myself delete-preference`

Deletes a preference of the user, which restores the default value of system defined settings.

USAGE
  $ jira myself delete-preference -k <value>

FLAGS
  -k, --key=<value>  (required) The key of the preference.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a preference of the user, which restores the default value of system defined settings.

`jira myself get`

Returns currently logged user.

USAGE
  $ jira myself get

DESCRIPTION
  Returns currently logged user.

`jira myself get-locale`

Returns the locale for the user.

USAGE
  $ jira myself get-locale

DESCRIPTION
  Returns the locale for the user.

`jira myself get-preference`

Returns the value of a preference of the current user.

USAGE
  $ jira myself get-preference [-k <value>]

FLAGS
  -k, --key=<value>...  The key of the preference.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns the value of a preference of the current user.

`jira myself set-preference [PREFERENCEBODY]`

Creates a preference for the user or updates a preferences value by sending a plain text string.

USAGE
  $ jira myself set-preference [PREFERENCEBODY] -k <value> [--text <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  PREFERENCEBODY  Preference json file.

FLAGS
  -k, --key=<value>  (required) The key of the preference.
  --text=<value>     Preference for the user or updates a preferences value by sending a plain text string.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates a preference for the user or updates a preferences value by sending a plain text string.

`jira myself update-user`

Modify currently logged user.

USAGE
  $ jira myself update-user -p <value> [-e <value>] [-d <value>]

FLAGS
  -d, --displayName=<value>   Change display name
  -e, --emailAddress=<value>  Change e-mail address.
  -p, --password=<value>      (required) Enter the current user password.

DESCRIPTION
  Modify currently logged user.

`jira notification-scheme add [NOTIFICATIONBODY]`

Adds notifications to a notifications scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira notification-scheme add [NOTIFICATIONBODY] [--show] [-i <value>] [--eventId <value>] [-t <value>] [--parameter
    <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  NOTIFICATIONBODY  Notification scheme creation request in JSON format.

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>                The ID of the notification scheme.
  -t, --notificationType=<value>  The notification type, e.g CurrentAssignee, Group, EmailAddress.
  --eventId=<value>               The ID of the notification scheme event.
  --parameter=<value>             The value corresponding to the specified notification type.
  --show                          Prepare a sample JSON output for notification scheme creation.

DESCRIPTION
  Adds notifications to a notifications scheme.

`jira notification-scheme create [NOTIFICATIONBODY]`

Creates a notification scheme with notifications.

USAGE
  $ jira notification-scheme create [NOTIFICATIONBODY] [--show] [-n <value>] [--description <value>] [--eventId <value>] [-t
    <value>] [--parameter <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  NOTIFICATIONBODY  Notification scheme creation request in JSON format.

FLAGS
  -n, --name=<value>              The name of the notification scheme. Must be unique (case-insensitive).
  -t, --notificationType=<value>  The notification type, e.g CurrentAssignee, Group, EmailAddress.
  --description=<value>           The description of the notification scheme.
  --eventId=<value>               The ID of the notification scheme event.
  --parameter=<value>             The value corresponding to the specified notification type.
  --show                          Prepare a sample JSON output for notification scheme creation.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates a notification scheme with notifications.

`jira notification-scheme delete`

Deletes a notification scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira notification-scheme delete -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --notificationSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the notification scheme.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a notification scheme.

`jira notification-scheme delete-notification`

Removes a notification from a notification scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira notification-scheme delete-notification -i <value> -n <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --notificationSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the notification scheme.
  -n, --notificationId=<value>        (required) The ID of the notification.

DESCRIPTION
  Removes a notification from a notification scheme.

`jira notification-scheme get`

Returns a paginated notification scheme ordered by the display name from given id.

USAGE
  $ jira notification-scheme get -i <value> [--expand all|field|group|notificationSchemeEvents|projectRole|user] [--all
  |  | ]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>...  (required) The list of notification schemes IDs to be filtered by. Only for cloud.
  --all                Whether all responses are returned.
  --expand=<option>    Use expand to include additional information in the response. This parameter accepts a
                       comma-separated list.
                       <options: all|field|group|notificationSchemeEvents|projectRole|user>

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a paginated notification scheme ordered by the display name from given id.

`jira notification-scheme get-all`

Returns a paginated list of notification schemes ordered by the display name.

USAGE
  $ jira notification-scheme get-all [--id <value>] [--project <value>] [--onlyDefault] [--expand
    all|field|group|notificationSchemeEvents|projectRole|user] [--all |  | ]

FLAGS
  --all                 Whether all responses are returned.
  --expand=<option>     Use expand to include additional information in the response. This parameter accepts a
                        comma-separated list.
                        <options: all|field|group|notificationSchemeEvents|projectRole|user>
  --id=<value>...       The list of notification schemes IDs to be filtered by. Only for cloud.
  --onlyDefault         When set to true, returns only the default notification scheme. If you provide project IDs not
                        associated with the default, returns an empty page. The default value is false.
  --project=<value>...  The list of projects IDs or keys to be filtered by. Only for cloud. Example usage: -p 1 2 3

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a paginated list of notification schemes ordered by the display name.

`jira notification-scheme get-projects`

Returns a paginated mapping of project that have notification scheme assigned.

USAGE
  $ jira notification-scheme get-projects [-i <value>] [-p <value>] [--all |  | ]

FLAGS
  -i, --notificationSchemeId=<value>...  The list of notifications scheme IDs to be filtered out
  -p, --project=<value>...               The list of project IDs to be filtered out. Example usage -p 1 2 3
  --all                                  Whether all responses are returned.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a paginated mapping of project that have notification scheme assigned.

`jira notification-scheme update`

Updates a notification scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira notification-scheme update -i <value> [--name <value>] [--description <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>       (required) The ID of the notification scheme.
  --description=<value>  The description of the notification scheme.
  --name=<value>         The name of the notification scheme. Must be unique.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates a notification scheme.

`jira permission-scheme create-grant`

Creates a permission grant in a permission scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira permission-scheme create-grant -i <value> -t
    anyone|applicationRole|assignee|group|groupCustomField|projectLead|projectRole|reporter|sd.customer.portal.only|user
    |userCustomField [-p <value>] [-r <value>] [--permission <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --schemeId=<value>         (required) The ID of the permission scheme in which to create a new permission grant.
  -p, --holderParameter=<value>  As a groups name can change, use of value is recommended.
  -r, --projectRole=<value>      The identifier associated with the type value that defines the holder of the
                                 permission.
  -t, --holderType=<option>      (required) The type of permission holder.
                                 <options: anyone|applicationRole|assignee|group|groupCustomField|projectLead|projectRol
                                 e|reporter|sd.customer.portal.only|user|userCustomField>
  --permission=<value>           The permission to grant.To see built-in permissions:
                                 https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/api-group-permission-scheme
                                 s/#api-rest-api-3-permissionscheme-get

DESCRIPTION
  Creates a permission grant in a permission scheme.

`jira permission-scheme create-scheme`

Creates a new permission scheme. You can create a permission scheme with or without defining a set of permission grants.

USAGE
  $ jira permission-scheme create-scheme -n <value> [--description <value>]

FLAGS
  -n, --name=<value>     (required) The name of the permission scheme. Must be unique.
  --description=<value>  A description for the permission scheme.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates a new permission scheme. You can create a permission scheme with or without defining a set of permission
  grants.

`jira permission-scheme delete-grant`

Deletes a permission grant from a permission scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira permission-scheme delete-grant -i <value> -p <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --schemeId=<value>      (required) The ID of the permission scheme to delete the permission grant from.
  -p, --permissionId=<value>  (required) The ID of the permission grant to delete.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a permission grant from a permission scheme.

`jira permission-scheme delete-scheme`

Deletes a permission scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira permission-scheme delete-scheme -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --schemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the permission scheme being deleted.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a permission scheme.

`jira permission-scheme get`

Returns a permission scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira permission-scheme get -i <value> [--expand permissions|user|group|all|projectRole|field]

FLAGS
  -i, --schemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the permission scheme to return.
  --expand=<option>       Use expand to include additional information in the response.
                          <options: permissions|user|group|all|projectRole|field>

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a permission scheme.

`jira permission-scheme get-all`

Returns all permission schemes.

USAGE
  $ jira permission-scheme get-all [--expand permissions|user|group|all|projectRole|field]

FLAGS
  --expand=<option>  Use expand to include additional information in the response.
                     <options: permissions|user|group|all|projectRole|field>

DESCRIPTION
  Returns all permission schemes.

`jira permission-scheme get-all-grants`

Returns all permission grants for a permission scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira permission-scheme get-all-grants -i <value> [--expand permissions|user|group|all|projectRole|field]

FLAGS
  -i, --schemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the permission scheme to return.
  --expand=<option>       Use expand to include additional information in the response.
                          <options: permissions|user|group|all|projectRole|field>

DESCRIPTION
  Returns all permission grants for a permission scheme.

`jira permission-scheme get-grant`

Returns a permission grant.

USAGE
  $ jira permission-scheme get-grant -i <value> -p <value> [--expand permissions|user|group|all|projectRole|field]

FLAGS
  -i, --schemeId=<value>      (required) The ID of the permission scheme.
  -p, --permissionId=<value>  (required) The ID of the permission grant.
  --expand=<option>           Use expand to include additional information in the response.
                              <options: permissions|user|group|all|projectRole|field>

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a permission grant.

`jira permission check-global-permission`

Check global permissions

USAGE
  $ jira permission check-global-permission [-g <value>] [-u <value>]

FLAGS
  -g, --globalPermissions=<value>...  Global permissions to look up.
  -u, --user=<value>                  The account ID or username or email of a user.

DESCRIPTION
  Check global permissions

`jira permission check-issue-permission`

Check the issue permissions.

USAGE
  $ jira permission check-issue-permission -p <value> [--user <value>] [--issues <value>]

FLAGS
  -p, --permission=<value>  (required) List of project permissions.
  --issues=<value>          List of issue IDs.
  --user=<value>            The account ID or email or username of a user.

DESCRIPTION
  Check the issue permissions.

`jira permission check-project-permission`

Check the project permissions.

USAGE
  $ jira permission check-project-permission -p <value> [-u <value>] [-p <value>]

FLAGS
  -p, --permission=<value>...  (required) List of project permissions.
  -p, --project=<value>...     List of project ID or keys.
  -u, --user=<value>           The account ID or username or email of a user.

DESCRIPTION
  Check the project permissions.

`jira permission get-all`

Returns all permissions, including:global permissions.project permissions.global permissions added by plugins.

USAGE
  $ jira permission get-all

DESCRIPTION
  Returns all permissions, including:global permissions.project permissions.global permissions added by plugins.

`jira permission get-my`

Returns a list of permissions indicating which permissions the user has. Details of the user"s permissions can be obtained in a global, project, issue or comment context.

USAGE
  $ jira permission get-my --permissions <value> [-p <value>] [-i <value>] [--projectUuid <value>]
    [--projectConfigurationUuid <value>] [--commentId <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --issue=<value>                 Issue id or key
  -p, --project=<value>               Project id or key
  --commentId=<value>                 Comment Id
  --permissions=<value>               (required) A list of permission keys. (Required) This parameter accepts a
                                      comma-separated list. To get the list of available permissions, use Get all
                                      permissions.
  --projectConfigurationUuid=<value>  Project configuration Uuid
  --projectUuid=<value>               Project Uuid

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a list of permissions indicating which permissions the user has. Details of the user"s permissions can be
  obtained in a global, project, issue or comment context.

`jira permission get-permitted [PERMISSION]`

Returns all the projects where the user is granted a list of project permissions.

USAGE
  $ jira permission get-permitted [PERMISSION] [-p <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  PERMISSION  Permission key.

FLAGS
  -p, --permission=<value>...  A permission key.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns all the projects where the user is granted a list of project permissions.

`jira plugins`

List installed plugins.

USAGE
  $ jira plugins [--core]

FLAGS
  --core  Show core plugins.

DESCRIPTION
  List installed plugins.

EXAMPLES
  $ jira plugins

See code: @oclif/plugin-plugins

`jira plugins:install PLUGIN...`

Installs a plugin into the CLI.

USAGE
  $ jira plugins:install PLUGIN...

ARGUMENTS
  PLUGIN  Plugin to install.

FLAGS
  -f, --force    Run npm install with force flag.
  -h, --help     Show CLI help.
  -v, --verbose

DESCRIPTION
  Installs a plugin into the CLI.
  Can be installed from npm or a git url.

  Installation of a user-installed plugin will override a core plugin.

  e.g. If you have a core plugin that has a 'hello' command, installing a user-installed plugin with a 'hello' command
  will override the core plugin implementation. This is useful if a user needs to update core plugin functionality in
  the CLI without the need to patch and update the whole CLI.


ALIASES
  $ jira plugins add

EXAMPLES
  $ jira plugins:install myplugin 

  $ jira plugins:install https://github.com/someuser/someplugin

  $ jira plugins:install someuser/someplugin

`jira plugins:inspect PLUGIN...`

Displays installation properties of a plugin.

USAGE
  $ jira plugins:inspect PLUGIN...

ARGUMENTS
  PLUGIN  [default: .] Plugin to inspect.

FLAGS
  -h, --help     Show CLI help.
  -v, --verbose

GLOBAL FLAGS
  --json  Format output as json.

DESCRIPTION
  Displays installation properties of a plugin.

EXAMPLES
  $ jira plugins:inspect myplugin

`jira plugins:install PLUGIN...`

Installs a plugin into the CLI.

USAGE
  $ jira plugins:install PLUGIN...

ARGUMENTS
  PLUGIN  Plugin to install.

FLAGS
  -f, --force    Run npm install with force flag.
  -h, --help     Show CLI help.
  -v, --verbose

DESCRIPTION
  Installs a plugin into the CLI.
  Can be installed from npm or a git url.

  Installation of a user-installed plugin will override a core plugin.

  e.g. If you have a core plugin that has a 'hello' command, installing a user-installed plugin with a 'hello' command
  will override the core plugin implementation. This is useful if a user needs to update core plugin functionality in
  the CLI without the need to patch and update the whole CLI.


ALIASES
  $ jira plugins add

EXAMPLES
  $ jira plugins:install myplugin 

  $ jira plugins:install https://github.com/someuser/someplugin

  $ jira plugins:install someuser/someplugin

`jira plugins:link PLUGIN`

Links a plugin into the CLI for development.

USAGE
  $ jira plugins:link PLUGIN

ARGUMENTS
  PATH  [default: .] path to plugin

FLAGS
  -h, --help     Show CLI help.
  -v, --verbose

DESCRIPTION
  Links a plugin into the CLI for development.
  Installation of a linked plugin will override a user-installed or core plugin.

  e.g. If you have a user-installed or core plugin that has a 'hello' command, installing a linked plugin with a 'hello'
  command will override the user-installed or core plugin implementation. This is useful for development work.


EXAMPLES
  $ jira plugins:link myplugin

`jira plugins:uninstall PLUGIN...`

Removes a plugin from the CLI.

USAGE
  $ jira plugins:uninstall PLUGIN...

ARGUMENTS
  PLUGIN  plugin to uninstall

FLAGS
  -h, --help     Show CLI help.
  -v, --verbose

DESCRIPTION
  Removes a plugin from the CLI.

ALIASES
  $ jira plugins unlink
  $ jira plugins remove

`jira plugins:uninstall PLUGIN...`

Removes a plugin from the CLI.

USAGE
  $ jira plugins:uninstall PLUGIN...

ARGUMENTS
  PLUGIN  plugin to uninstall

FLAGS
  -h, --help     Show CLI help.
  -v, --verbose

DESCRIPTION
  Removes a plugin from the CLI.

ALIASES
  $ jira plugins unlink
  $ jira plugins remove

`jira plugins:uninstall PLUGIN...`

Removes a plugin from the CLI.

USAGE
  $ jira plugins:uninstall PLUGIN...

ARGUMENTS
  PLUGIN  plugin to uninstall

FLAGS
  -h, --help     Show CLI help.
  -v, --verbose

DESCRIPTION
  Removes a plugin from the CLI.

ALIASES
  $ jira plugins unlink
  $ jira plugins remove

`jira plugins update`

Update installed plugins.

USAGE
  $ jira plugins update [-h] [-v]

FLAGS
  -h, --help     Show CLI help.
  -v, --verbose

DESCRIPTION
  Update installed plugins.

`jira project-avatar delete`

Deletes a custom avatar from a project. Note that system avatars cannot be deleted.

USAGE
  $ jira project-avatar delete -p <value> --avatarId <value>

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) Project id or key
  --avatarId=<value>     (required) The ID of the avatar.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a custom avatar from a project. Note that system avatars cannot be deleted.

`jira project-avatar get-all`

Returns all project avatars, grouped by system and custom avatars.

USAGE
  $ jira project-avatar get-all -p <value>

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) Project id or key

DESCRIPTION
  Returns all project avatars, grouped by system and custom avatars.

`jira project-avatar set`

Sets the project avatar to an already uploaded/existing avatar.

USAGE
  $ jira project-avatar set -p <value> --avatarId <value>

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) Project id or key
  --avatarId=<value>     (required) The ID of the avatar.

DESCRIPTION
  Sets the project avatar to an already uploaded/existing avatar.

`jira project-avatar upload AVATARFILE`

Uploads an avatar for a project.

USAGE
  $ jira project-avatar upload AVATARFILE -p <value> [--x <value> --y <value> --width <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  AVATARFILE  Location of avatar file

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) Project id or key
  --width=<value>        The length of each side of the crop region.
  --x=<value>            The X coordinate of the top-left corner of the crop region.
  --y=<value>            The Y coordinate of the top-left corner of the crop region.

DESCRIPTION
  Uploads an avatar for a project.

`jira project-category create`

Creates a project category.

USAGE
  $ jira project-category create -n <value> -d <value>

FLAGS
  -d, --description=<value>  (required) The description of the project category.
  -n, --name=<value>         (required) The name of the project category.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates a project category.

`jira project-category delete`

Deletes a project category.

USAGE
  $ jira project-category delete -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) The ID of the project category.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a project category.

`jira project-category get [ID]`

Returns a project category.

USAGE
  $ jira project-category get [ID] [-i <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  ID  The ID of the project category.

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>...  The ID of the project category.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a project category.

`jira project-category get-all`

Returns all project categories.

USAGE
  $ jira project-category get-all

DESCRIPTION
  Returns all project categories.

`jira project-category update`

Updates a project category.

USAGE
  $ jira project-category update -i <value> [-n <value>] [-d <value>]

FLAGS
  -d, --description=<value>  The description of the project category.
  -i, --id=<value>           (required) The ID of the project category.
  -n, --name=<value>         The name of the project category.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates a project category.

`jira project-component create`

Creates a component. Use components to provide containers for issues within a project.

USAGE
  $ jira project-component create --name <value> [--pId <value> | --pKey <value>] [--description <value>] [--assigneeType
    PROJECT_LEAD|UNASSIGNED|PROJECT_DEFAULT|COMPONENT_LEAD] [--lead <value> | --leadAccountId <value> | --leadUsername
    <value>]

FLAGS
  --assigneeType=<option>  The nominal user type used to determine the assignee for issues created with this component.
                           <options: PROJECT_LEAD|UNASSIGNED|PROJECT_DEFAULT|COMPONENT_LEAD>
  --description=<value>    The description for the component.
  --lead=<value>           The user name or accountId of the component lead. Can be used both server or cloud.
  --leadAccountId=<value>  The account ID of the component lead. Only applicable to cloud.
  --leadUsername=<value>   The user name of the component lead. Only applicable to server.
  --name=<value>           (required) The unique name for the component in the project. The maximum length is 255
                           characters.
  --pId=<value>            project id
  --pKey=<value>           project key

DESCRIPTION
  Creates a component. Use components to provide containers for issues within a project.

`jira project-component delete`

Deletes a project component.

USAGE
  $ jira project-component delete -i <value> [-t <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>            (required) The ID of the component.
  -t, --moveIssuesTo=<value>  The ID of the component to replace the deleted component. If this value is null no
                              replacement is made.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a project component.

`jira project-component get [ID]`

Returns a project component.

USAGE
  $ jira project-component get [ID] [-i <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  ID  The ID of the component.

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>...  The ID of the component.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a project component.

`jira project-component get-all`

Returns all components in a project. See the Get project components paginated resource if you want to get a full list of components with pagination.

USAGE
  $ jira project-component get-all [-p <value>]

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  Project id or key

DESCRIPTION
  Returns all components in a project. See the Get project components paginated resource if you want to get a full list
  of components with pagination.

`jira project-component get-issues-count`

Returns the counts of issues assigned to the component.

USAGE
  $ jira project-component get-issues-count -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) The ID of the component.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns the counts of issues assigned to the component.

`jira project-component search`

Search for project components. This command is only applicable to Jira Cloud

USAGE
  $ jira project-component search [-p <value>] [--startAt <value>] [--maxResults <value>] [--orderBy
    description|name|releaseDate|sequence|startDate] [--orderDirection ASC|DSC] [--query <value>]

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>      Project id or key
  --maxResults=<value>       [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --orderBy=<option>         <options: description|name|releaseDate|sequence|startDate>
  --orderDirection=<option>  <options: ASC|DSC>
  --query=<value>            Filter the results using a literal string. This only works for Jira Cloud.
  --startAt=<value>          The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Search for project components. This command is only applicable to Jira Cloud

`jira project-component update`

Updates a component. Any fields included in the request are overwritten. If leadAccountId is an empty string ("") the component lead is removed.

USAGE
  $ jira project-component update -i <value> [--name <value>] [--description <value>] [--assigneeType
    PROJECT_LEAD|UNASSIGNED|PROJECT_DEFAULT|COMPONENT_LEAD] [--lead <value> | --leadAccountId <value> | --leadUsername
    <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>         (required) Id of the component to be updated.
  --assigneeType=<option>  The nominal user type used to determine the assignee for issues created with this component.
                           <options: PROJECT_LEAD|UNASSIGNED|PROJECT_DEFAULT|COMPONENT_LEAD>
  --description=<value>    The description for the component.
  --lead=<value>           The user name or accountId of the component lead. Can be used both server or cloud.
  --leadAccountId=<value>  The account ID of the component lead. Only applicable to cloud.
  --leadUsername=<value>   The user name of the component lead. Only applicable to server.
  --name=<value>           The unique name for the component in the project. The maximum length is 255 characters.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates a component. Any fields included in the request are overwritten. If leadAccountId is an empty string ("") the
  component lead is removed.

`jira project-email get-sender`

Gets the project's sender email

USAGE
  $ jira project-email get-sender -p <value>

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) Project id or key

DESCRIPTION
  Gets the project's sender email

`jira project-email set-sender`

Sets the project's sender email

USAGE
  $ jira project-email set-sender -p <value> --email <value>

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) Project id or key
  --email=<value>        (required) email address

DESCRIPTION
  Sets the project's sender email

`jira project-feature get [PROJECT]`

This resource represents project features. Use it to get the list of features for a project and modify the state of a feature.

USAGE
  $ jira project-feature get [PROJECT] [-p <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  PROJECT  The ID or (case-sensitive) key of the project.

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>...  The ID or (case-sensitive) key of the project.

DESCRIPTION
  This resource represents project features. Use it to get the list of features for a project and modify the state of a
  feature.

`jira project-feature set`

Sets the state of a project feature.

USAGE
  $ jira project-feature set -p <value> -f <value> -t ENABLED|DISABLED|COMING_SOON

FLAGS
  -f, --featureKey=<value>  (required) The key of the feature.
  -p, --project=<value>     (required) The ID or (case-sensitive) key of the project.
  -t, --state=<option>      (required) The feature state. Example usage: -t=ENABLED
                            <options: ENABLED|DISABLED|COMING_SOON>

DESCRIPTION
  Sets the state of a project feature.

`jira project-key-and-name-validation get-valid-key`

Validates a project key and, if the key is invalid or in use, generates a valid random string for the project key.

USAGE
  $ jira project-key-and-name-validation get-valid-key [-k <value>]

FLAGS
  -k, --key=<value>  project key

DESCRIPTION
  Validates a project key and, if the key is invalid or in use, generates a valid random string for the project key.

`jira project-key-and-name-validation get-valid-name`

Validates a project name and, if the name is invalid or in use, generates a valid random string for the project name.

USAGE
  $ jira project-key-and-name-validation get-valid-name [-n <value>]

FLAGS
  -n, --name=<value>  project name

DESCRIPTION
  Validates a project name and, if the name is invalid or in use, generates a valid random string for the project name.

`jira project-key-and-name-validation validate-key`

Validates a project key by confirming the key is a valid string and not in use.

USAGE
  $ jira project-key-and-name-validation validate-key [-k <value>]

FLAGS
  -k, --key=<value>  project key

DESCRIPTION
  Validates a project key by confirming the key is a valid string and not in use.

`jira project-permission-scheme get`

Gets permission schema of project.

USAGE
  $ jira project-permission-scheme get -p <value>

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) Project id or key

DESCRIPTION
  Gets permission schema of project.

`jira project-permission-scheme get-issue-security-levels`

Returns "issue security" levels for the project that the user has access to

USAGE
  $ jira project-permission-scheme get-issue-security-levels -p <value>

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) Project id or key

DESCRIPTION
  Returns "issue security" levels for the project that the user has access to

`jira project-permission-scheme get-issue-security-scheme`

Returns the issue security scheme associated with the project

USAGE
  $ jira project-permission-scheme get-issue-security-scheme -p <value>

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) Project id or key

DESCRIPTION
  Returns the issue security scheme associated with the project

`jira project-permission-scheme get-issue-security-scheme-levels`

Returns the issue security scheme levels associated with the project

USAGE
  $ jira project-permission-scheme get-issue-security-scheme-levels -p <value>

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) Project id or key

DESCRIPTION
  Returns the issue security scheme levels associated with the project

`jira project-permission-scheme get-permissions`

Gets permissions of project's permission schema

USAGE
  $ jira project-permission-scheme get-permissions -p <value>

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) Project id or key

DESCRIPTION
  Gets permissions of project's permission schema

`jira project-permission-scheme set`

Assigns permission schema to a project.

USAGE
  $ jira project-permission-scheme set -p <value> --schemeId <value>

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) Project id or key
  --schemeId=<value>     (required) Permission scheme id.

DESCRIPTION
  Assigns permission schema to a project.

`jira project-property delete`

Remove a property from project's entity properties

USAGE
  $ jira project-property delete -p <value> --propertyKey <value>

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) Project id or key
  --propertyKey=<value>  (required) The project property key.

DESCRIPTION
  Remove a property from project's entity properties

`jira project-property get`

Returns the value of a project property.

USAGE
  $ jira project-property get -p <value> --propertyKey <value>

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) Project id or key
  --propertyKey=<value>  (required) The project property key.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns the value of a project property.

`jira project-property get-keys`

Returns all project property keys for the project.

USAGE
  $ jira project-property get-keys -p <value>

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) Project id or key

DESCRIPTION
  Returns all project property  keys for the project.

`jira project-property set`

Set the value (JSON) of a project property.

USAGE
  $ jira project-property set -p <value> --propertyKey <value> [--propertyValue <value>]

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>    (required) Project id or key
  --propertyKey=<value>    (required) The project property key.
  --propertyValue=<value>  Value of the property.

DESCRIPTION
  Set the value (JSON) of a project property.

`jira project-role-actor add-actors`

Adds default actors tor project role

USAGE
  $ jira project-role-actor add-actors -i <value> [-p <value>] [--user <value>] [-g <value>]

FLAGS
  -g, --group=<value>...  The names or ids of the group that you want to add users to.
  -i, --id=<value>        (required) The ID of the project role.
  -p, --project=<value>   The project ID or project key (case sensitive).
  --user=<value>...       Username for Server/DC and accountId or username or email for Cloud

DESCRIPTION
  Adds default actors tor project role

`jira project-role-actor add-default-actors`

Adds default actors to a role.

USAGE
  $ jira project-role-actor add-default-actors -i <value> [--user <value>] [--group <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>    (required) The ID of the project role.
  --group=<value>...  The name or id of the group to add as a default actor.
  --user=<value>...   The account IDs or usernames or emails of the users to add as default actors.

DESCRIPTION
  Adds default actors to a role.

`jira project-role-actor delete-actors`

Deletes the default actors from a project role

USAGE
  $ jira project-role-actor delete-actors -p <value> -i <value> [-u <value>] [--group <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>       (required) The ID of the project role.
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) The project ID or project key (case sensitive).
  -u, --user=<value>     Username for Server/DC and accountId or email or username for Cloud
  --group=<value>...     The name or id of the group to add as a default actor.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes the default actors from a project role

`jira project-role-actor delete-default-actors`

Deletes the default actors from a project role.

USAGE
  $ jira project-role-actor delete-default-actors -i <value> [--user <value>] [--group <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) The ID of the project role.
  --group=<value>   The name or id of the group to add as a default actor.
  --user=<value>    The user account ID or email or username of the user to remove as a default actor.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes the default actors from a project role.

`jira project-role-actor get`

Returns the default actors for the project role.

USAGE
  $ jira project-role-actor get -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) The ID of the project role.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns the default actors for the project role.

`jira project-role-actor set-actors`

Sets the actors for a project role for a project, replacing all existing actors.

USAGE
  $ jira project-role-actor set-actors -p <value> -i <value> [-u <value>] [--group <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>       (required) The ID of the project role.
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) Project Id or key.
  -u, --user=<value>...  Username for Server/DC and accountId or username or email for Cloud
  --group=<value>...     The name or id of the group to add as a default actor.

DESCRIPTION
  Sets the actors for a project role for a project, replacing all existing actors.

`jira project-role create`

Returns details of a project role

USAGE
  $ jira project-role create -n <value> [-d <value>]

FLAGS
  -d, --description=<value>  description
  -n, --name=<value>         (required) name

DESCRIPTION
  Returns details of a project role

`jira project-role delete`

Deletes a project role. You must specify a replacement project role if you wish to delete a project role that is in use.

USAGE
  $ jira project-role delete -i <value> [--replacementRoleId <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>             (required) role id
  --replacementRoleId=<value>  Replacement role id for existing projects

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a project role. You must specify a replacement project role if you wish to delete a project role that is in
  use.

`jira project-role get [ID]`

Returns details of a project role

USAGE
  $ jira project-role get [ID] [-i <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  ID  Role Id.

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>...  Role Id.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns details of a project role

`jira project-role get-all`

Returns all project roles and the details for each role

USAGE
  $ jira project-role get-all

DESCRIPTION
  Returns all project roles and the details for each role

`jira project-role get-role`

My description

USAGE
  $ jira project-role get-role -p <value> [-i <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --roleId=<value>...  Role Id.
  -p, --project=<value>    (required) The project ID or project key (case sensitive).

DESCRIPTION
  My description

`jira project-role get-roles`

Returns a list of project roles for the project returning the name and self URL for each role.

USAGE
  $ jira project-role get-roles -p <value>

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) The project ID or project key (case sensitive).

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a list of project roles for the project returning the name and self URL for each role.

`jira project-role get-roles-and-details`

Returns all project roles and the details for each role.

USAGE
  $ jira project-role get-roles-and-details -p <value>

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) The project ID or project key (case sensitive).

DESCRIPTION
  Returns all project roles and the details for each role.

`jira project-role project-role`

Shows help about project role commands

USAGE
  $ jira project-role project-role

DESCRIPTION
  Shows help about project role commands

`jira project-role update`

Updates the project role's name and description. You must include both a name and a description in the request.

USAGE
  $ jira project-role update -i <value> -n <value> -d <value>

FLAGS
  -d, --description=<value>  (required) description
  -i, --id=<value>           (required) role id
  -n, --name=<value>         (required) name

DESCRIPTION
  Updates the project role's name and description. You must include both a name and a description in the request.

`jira project-role update-partial`

Updates either the project roles name or its description.

USAGE
  $ jira project-role update-partial [-i <value>] [-n <value>] [--description <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>       The ID of the project role.
  -n, --name=<value>     The name of the project role.
  --description=<value>  A description of the project role.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates either the project roles name or its description.

`jira project-type check-accessible`

Gets details of a project type if it is accessible for current user

USAGE
  $ jira project-type check-accessible [-k <value>]

FLAGS
  -k, --key=<value>  Key of project type

DESCRIPTION
  Gets details of a project type if it is accessible for current user

`jira project-type get [KEY]`

Gets details of a project type

USAGE
  $ jira project-type get [KEY] [-k <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  KEY  Key of project type.

FLAGS
  -k, --key=<value>...  Key of project type.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets details of a project type

`jira project-type get-all`

Returns all project types whether or not the instance has a valid license for each type

USAGE
  $ jira project-type get-all

DESCRIPTION
  Returns all project types whether or not the instance has a valid license for each type

`jira project-type get-licensed`

Returns all project types whether or not the instance has a valid license for each type

USAGE
  $ jira project-type get-licensed

DESCRIPTION
  Returns all project types whether or not the instance has a valid license for each type

`jira project-type update`

Updates project type of a project

USAGE
  $ jira project-type update --typeKey <value> [-p <value>]

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  Project id or key
  --typeKey=<value>      (required) Key of project type

DESCRIPTION
  Updates project type of a project

`jira project-version create`

Creates a new project version.

USAGE
  $ jira project-version create -p <value> --name <value> [--description <value>] [--startDate <value>] [--released]
    [--releaseDate <value>] [--archived]

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) Project id or key
  --[no-]archived        Version is archived.
  --description=<value>  Description of version.
  --name=<value>         (required) Name of version.
  --releaseDate=<value>  Release date of version.
  --[no-]released        Version is released.
  --startDate=<value>    Start date of version.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates a new project version.

`jira project-version delete-and-replace`

Deletes a project version. Alternative versions can be provided to update issues that use the deleted version.

USAGE
  $ jira project-version delete-and-replace -i <value> [-f <value>] [-a <value>] [-c <value>]

FLAGS
  -a, --moveAffectedIssuesTo=<value>       The ID of the version to update affectedVersion to when the field contains
                                           the deleted version.
  -c, --customFieldReplacement=<value>...  An array of custom field IDs (customFieldId) and version IDs (moveTo) to
                                           update when the fields contain the deleted version. Ex:
                                           --customFieldReplacement="{\"customFieldId\":10100, \"moveTo\":1002}"
  -f, --moveFixIssuesTo=<value>            The ID of the version to update fixVersion to when the field contains the
                                           deleted version.
  -i, --id=<value>                         (required) Id of the version to be deleted.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a project version. Alternative versions can be provided to update issues that use the deleted version.

`jira project-version get [ID]`

Returns a project version.

USAGE
  $ jira project-version get [ID] [-i <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  ID  version id

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>...  version id

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a project version.

`jira project-version get-all`

Returns all versions in a project. The response is not paginated. Use Get project versions paginated if you want to get the versions in a project with pagination.

USAGE
  $ jira project-version get-all -p <value>

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) Project id or key

DESCRIPTION
  Returns all versions in a project. The response is not paginated. Use Get project versions paginated if you want to
  get the versions in a project with pagination.

`jira project-version get-related-issue-count`

Returns number of issues for each version field.

USAGE
  $ jira project-version get-related-issue-count -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) version id

DESCRIPTION
  Returns number of issues for each version field.

`jira project-version get-unresolved-issue-count`

Returns counts of the issues and unresolved issues for the project version.

USAGE
  $ jira project-version get-unresolved-issue-count -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) version id

DESCRIPTION
  Returns counts of the issues and unresolved issues for the project version.

`jira project-version merge`

Merges two project versions. The merge is completed by deleting the version specified in id and replacing any occurrences of its ID in fixVersion with the version ID specified in moveIssuesTo.

USAGE
  $ jira project-version merge -i <value> -t <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>            (required) The ID of the version to delete.
  -t, --moveIssuesTo=<value>  (required) The ID of the version to merge into.

DESCRIPTION
  Merges two project versions. The merge is completed by deleting the version specified in id and replacing any
  occurrences of its ID in fixVersion with the version ID specified in moveIssuesTo.
  Consider using Delete and replace version instead. This resource supports swapping version values in fixVersion,
  affectedVersion, and custom fields.

`jira project-version move`

Modifies the version's sequence within the project, which affects the display order of the versions in Jira.

USAGE
  $ jira project-version move -i <value> [--after <value> | --position Earlier|Later|First|Last]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>     (required) The ID of the version to move.
  --after=<value>      The URL (self link) of the version after which to place the moved version. Cannot be used with
                       position.
  --position=<option>  An absolute position in which to place the moved version. Cannot be used with after.
                       <options: Earlier|Later|First|Last>

DESCRIPTION
  Modifies the version's sequence within the project, which affects the display order of the versions in Jira.

`jira project-version search`

Search for project components. This command is only applicable to Jira Cloud

USAGE
  $ jira project-version search -p <value> [--orderBy description|name|releaseDate|sequence|startDate] [--orderDirection
    ASC|DSC] [--query <value>] [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>      (required) Project id or key
  --all                      Whether all responses are returned.
  --maxResults=<value>       [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --orderBy=<option>         <options: description|name|releaseDate|sequence|startDate>
  --orderDirection=<option>  <options: ASC|DSC>
  --query=<value>            Filter the results using a literal string. This only works for Jira Cloud.
  --startAt=<value>          The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Search for project components. This command is only applicable to Jira Cloud

`jira project-version update`

Updates a project version.

USAGE
  $ jira project-version update -i <value> [--name <value>] [--description <value>] [--startDate <value>] [--released]
    [--releaseDate <value>] [--archived] [--moveUnfixedIssuesTo <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>               (required) Id of the version to be updated.
  --[no-]archived                Version is archived.
  --description=<value>          Description of version.
  --moveUnfixedIssuesTo=<value>  The URL of the self link to the version to which all unfixed issues are moved when a
                                 version is released.
  --name=<value>                 Name of version.
  --releaseDate=<value>          Release date of version.
  --[no-]released                Version is released.
  --startDate=<value>            Start date of version.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates a project version.

`jira project archive`

Archive a project.

USAGE
  $ jira project archive [-p <value>]

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  Project id or key

DESCRIPTION
  Archive a project.

`jira project create`

Create a new project.

USAGE
  $ jira project create --key <value> --name <value> [--description <value>] [--url <value>] [--assigneeType
    PROJECT_LEAD|UNASSIGNED] [--avatarId <value>] [--issueSecurityScheme <value>] [--permissionScheme <value>]
    [--notificationScheme <value>] [--categoryId <value>] [--projectTypeKey software|service_desk|business]
    [--projectTemplateKey <value>] [--lead <value> | --leadAccountId <value> | --leadUsername <value>]

FLAGS
  --assigneeType=<option>        The default assignee when creating issues for this project.
                                 <options: PROJECT_LEAD|UNASSIGNED>
  --avatarId=<value>             An integer value for the project's avatar. Should be an already uploaded avatar's id.
  --categoryId=<value>           The ID of the project's category.
  --description=<value>          A brief description of the project.
  --issueSecurityScheme=<value>  The ID of the issue security scheme for the project, which enables you to control who
                                 can and cannot view issues.
  --key=<value>                  (required) Project keys must be unique and start with an uppercase letter followed by
                                 one or more uppercase alphanumeric characters. The maximum length is 10 characters.
                                 Required when creating a project. Optional when updating a project.
  --lead=<value>                 The user name or accountId of the project lead. Can be used both server or cloud.
  --leadAccountId=<value>        The account ID of the project lead. Only applicable to cloud.
  --leadUsername=<value>         The user name of the project lead. Only applicable to server.
  --name=<value>                 (required) The name of the project. Required when creating a project. Optional when
                                 updating a project.
  --notificationScheme=<value>   The ID of the notification scheme for the project.
  --permissionScheme=<value>     The ID of the permission scheme for the project.
  --projectTemplateKey=<value>   A prebuilt configuration for a project. The type of the projectTemplateKey must match
                                 with the type of the projectTypeKey.
  --projectTypeKey=<option>      The 'project type' (https://confluence.atlassian.com/x/GwiiLQ#Jiraapplicationsoverview-
                                 Productfeaturesandprojecttypes), which dictates the application-specific feature set.
                                 <options: software|service_desk|business>
  --url=<value>                  A link to information about this project, such as project documentation

DESCRIPTION
  Create a new project.

`jira project delete`

Delete a project.

USAGE
  $ jira project delete [-p <value>]

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  Project id or key

DESCRIPTION
  Delete a project.

`jira project get [PROJECT]`

Get details of a project.

USAGE
  $ jira project get [PROJECT] [-p <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  PROJECT  Project ID or Key.

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>...  Project ID or Key.

DESCRIPTION
  Get details of a project.

`jira project get-all`

Get list of all projects. For cloud consider using 'search' command instead of this one.

USAGE
  $ jira project get-all [-r <value>] [-a]

FLAGS
  -a, --includeArchived         Also include archived projects.
  -r, --recentProjects=<value>  Only specified number of recent projects. max: 20

DESCRIPTION
  Get list of all projects. For cloud consider using 'search' command instead of this one.

`jira project get-all-issue-types`

Get all statuses grouped by issue types.

USAGE
  $ jira project get-all-issue-types [-p <value>]

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  Project id or key

DESCRIPTION
  Get all statuses grouped by issue types.

`jira project get-issue-type-hierarchy`

Get issue type hierarchy of a next gen project. Only for Cloud.

USAGE
  $ jira project get-issue-type-hierarchy [-i <value> | ]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  project id

DESCRIPTION
  Get issue type hierarchy of a next gen project. Only for Cloud.

`jira project get-notification-schema`

Gets notification schema of project.

USAGE
  $ jira project get-notification-schema -p <value>

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  (required) Project id or key

DESCRIPTION
  Gets notification schema of project.

`jira project project`

Shows help about project commands

USAGE
  $ jira project project

DESCRIPTION
  Shows help about project commands

`jira project restore`

Restores a project from trash.

USAGE
  $ jira project restore [-p <value>]

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  Project id or key

DESCRIPTION
  Restores a project from trash.

`jira project search`

Search for projects. This command is only applicable to Jira Cloud

USAGE
  $ jira project search [--orderBy category|issueCount|key|lastIssueUpdatedTime|name|owner|archivedDate|deletedDate]
    [--orderDirection ASC|DSC] [--search <value>] [--searchBy name|key] [--typeKey software|service_desk|business]
    [--categoryId <value>] [--action view|edit|browse] [--status live|archived|deleted] [--all | --startAt <value> |
    --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  --action=<option>          Actions that can be performed on a project.
                             <options: view|edit|browse>
  --all                      Whether all responses are returned.
  --categoryId=<value>       category id.
  --maxResults=<value>       Maximum number of results to return.
  --orderBy=<option>         <options: category|issueCount|key|lastIssueUpdatedTime|name|owner|archivedDate|deletedDate>
  --orderDirection=<option>  <options: ASC|DSC>
  --search=<value>           search term. Use with searchBy.
  --searchBy=<option>        search by name or key
                             <options: name|key>
  --startAt=<value>          Start index of pagination.
  --status=<option>          Status of project.
                             <options: live|archived|deleted>
  --typeKey=<option>         The 'project type' (https://confluence.atlassian.com/x/GwiiLQ#Jiraapplicationsoverview-Prod
                             uctfeaturesandprojecttypes), which dictates the application-specific feature set.
                             <options: software|service_desk|business>

DESCRIPTION
  Search for projects. This command is only applicable to Jira Cloud

`jira project unarchive`

Restore a project from archive.

USAGE
  $ jira project unarchive [-p <value>]

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>  Project id or key

DESCRIPTION
  Restore a project from archive.

`jira project update`

Updates the project.

USAGE
  $ jira project update -p <value> [--newKey <value>] [--name <value>] [--description <value>] [--url <value>]
    [--assigneeType PROJECT_LEAD|UNASSIGNED] [--avatarId <value>] [--issueSecurityScheme <value>] [--permissionScheme
    <value>] [--notificationScheme <value>] [--categoryId <value>] [--lead <value> | --leadAccountId <value>]

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>          (required) Project id or key
  --assigneeType=<option>        The default assignee when creating issues for this project.
                                 <options: PROJECT_LEAD|UNASSIGNED>
  --avatarId=<value>             An integer value for the project's avatar. Should be an already uploaded avatar's id.
  --categoryId=<value>           The ID of the project's category.
  --description=<value>          A brief description of the project.
  --issueSecurityScheme=<value>  The ID of the issue security scheme for the project, which enables you to control who
                                 can and cannot view issues.
  --lead=<value>                 The user name of the project lead.
  --leadAccountId=<value>        The account ID of the project lead.
  --name=<value>                 The name of the project.
  --newKey=<value>               Project keys must be unique and start with an uppercase letter followed by one or more
                                 uppercase alphanumeric characters. The maximum length is 10 characters.
  --notificationScheme=<value>   The ID of the notification scheme for the project.
  --permissionScheme=<value>     The ID of the permission scheme for the project.
  --url=<value>                  A link to information about this project, such as project documentation

DESCRIPTION
  Updates the project.

`jira screen-scheme create`

Creates a screen scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira screen-scheme create -n <value> --defaultScreen <value> [--description <value>] [--editScreen <value>]
    [--viewScreen <value>] [--createScreen <value>]

FLAGS
  -n, --name=<value>       (required) The name of the screen. The name must be unique.
  --createScreen=<value>   The ID of the create screen.
  --defaultScreen=<value>  (required) The ID of the default screen.
  --description=<value>    The description of the screen
  --editScreen=<value>     The ID of the edit screen.
  --viewScreen=<value>     The ID of the view screen.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates a screen scheme.

`jira screen-scheme delete`

Deletes a screen scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira screen-scheme delete -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --screenId=<value>  (required) The ID of the screen scheme.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a screen scheme.

`jira screen-scheme get-all`

Gets all screen schemes. (Use the expanded flag to see screens of the schemes.)

USAGE
  $ jira screen-scheme get-all [-i <value>] [--expand issueTypeScreenSchemes] [--orderBy id|name] [--orderDirection
    ASC|DSC] [--query <value>] [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>...        The ID of screen scheme. You can provide multiple value by repeating this flag.
  --all                      Whether all responses are returned.
  --expand=<option>          <options: issueTypeScreenSchemes>
  --maxResults=<value>       [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --orderBy=<option>         <options: id|name>
  --orderDirection=<option>  <options: ASC|DSC>
  --query=<value>            Filter the results using a literal string. This only works for Jira Cloud.
  --startAt=<value>          The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets all screen schemes. (Use the expanded flag to see screens of the schemes.)

`jira screen-scheme update`

Updates a screen scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira screen-scheme update -i <value> [-n <value>] [--description <value>] [--defaultScreen <value>] [--editScreen
    <value>] [--viewScreen <value>] [--createScreen <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --screenSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the screen scheme.
  -n, --name=<value>            The name of the screen. The name must be unique.
  --createScreen=<value>        The ID of the create screen. To remove the screen association, pass a null.
  --defaultScreen=<value>       The ID of the default screen. To remove the screen association, pass a null.
  --description=<value>         The description of the screen.
  --editScreen=<value>          The ID of the edit screen. To remove the screen association, pass a null.
  --viewScreen=<value>          The ID of the view screen. To remove the screen association, pass a null.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates a screen scheme.

`jira screen-tab-field add`

Adds a field to a screen tab.

USAGE
  $ jira screen-tab-field add -i <value> --tabId <value> -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --fieldId=<value>   (required) The ID of the field to add.
  -i, --screenId=<value>  (required) The ID of screen.
  --tabId=<value>         (required) The ID of screen tab.

DESCRIPTION
  Adds a field to a screen tab.

`jira screen-tab-field get-all`

Gets all fields for a screen tab.

USAGE
  $ jira screen-tab-field get-all -i <value> --tabId <value> [--project <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --screenId=<value>  (required) The ID of screen.
  --project=<value>       The key of the project.
  --tabId=<value>         (required) The ID of screen tab.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets all fields for a screen tab.

`jira screen-tab-field move`

Moves a screen tab field.

USAGE
  $ jira screen-tab-field move -i <value> --tabId <value> --fieldId <value> [-p Earlier|Later|First|Last] [-a <value>]

FLAGS
  -a, --after=<value>      The ID of the screen tab field after which to place the moved screen tab field.
  -i, --screenId=<value>   (required) The ID of screen.
  -p, --position=<option>  The position of tab. The base index is 0.
                           <options: Earlier|Later|First|Last>
  --fieldId=<value>        (required) The ID of the field.
  --tabId=<value>          (required) The ID of screen tab.

DESCRIPTION
  Moves a screen tab field.

`jira screen-tab-field remove`

Removes a field from a screen tab.

USAGE
  $ jira screen-tab-field remove -i <value> --tabId <value> --fieldId <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --screenId=<value>  (required) The ID of screen.
  --fieldId=<value>       (required) The ID of the field to add.
  --tabId=<value>         (required) The ID of screen tab.

DESCRIPTION
  Removes a field from a screen tab.

`jira screen-tab create`

Creates a screen tab.

USAGE
  $ jira screen-tab create -n <value> [-i <value>] [--description <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>       The ID of screen.
  -n, --name=<value>     (required) The name of the screen. The name must be unique.
  --description=<value>  The description of the screen

DESCRIPTION
  Creates a screen tab.

`jira screen-tab delete`

Deletes a screen tab.

USAGE
  $ jira screen-tab delete -i <value> --tabId <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --screenId=<value>  (required) The ID of screen.
  --tabId=<value>         (required) The ID of screen tab.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a screen tab.

`jira screen-tab get-all`

Gets all screen tabs.

USAGE
  $ jira screen-tab get-all -i <value> [-p <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>       (required) The ID of screen.
  -p, --project=<value>  The key of the project.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets all screen tabs.

`jira screen-tab move`

Moves a screen tab.

USAGE
  $ jira screen-tab move -i <value> --tabId <value> -p <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --screenId=<value>  (required) The ID of screen.
  -p, --pos=<value>       (required) The position of tab. The base index is 0.
  --tabId=<value>         (required) The ID of screen tab.

DESCRIPTION
  Moves a screen tab.

`jira screen-tab update`

Updates a screen tab.

USAGE
  $ jira screen-tab update -i <value> --tabId <value> -n <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --screenId=<value>  (required) The ID of screen.
  -n, --name=<value>      (required) The name of the screen. The name must be unique.
  --tabId=<value>         (required) The ID of screen tab.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates a screen tab.

`jira screen add-field-to-default-screen`

Adds a field to the default tab of the default screen.

USAGE
  $ jira screen add-field-to-default-screen -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --fieldId=<value>  (required) The ID of the field.

DESCRIPTION
  Adds a field to the default tab of the default screen.

`jira screen create`

Creates a screen.

USAGE
  $ jira screen create -n <value> [--description <value>]

FLAGS
  -n, --name=<value>     (required) The name of the screen. The name must be unique.
  --description=<value>  The description of the screen

DESCRIPTION
  Creates a screen.

`jira screen delete`

Deletes a screen.

USAGE
  $ jira screen delete -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --screenId=<value>  (required) The ID of the screen.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a screen.

`jira screen get-all`

Gets all screens

USAGE
  $ jira screen get-all [-i <value>] [--scope GLOBAL|PROJECT|TEMPLATE] [--expand <value>] [--orderBy id|name]
    [--orderDirection ASC|DSC] [--query <value>] [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>...        The ID of screen. You can provide multiple value by repeating this flag.
  --all                      Whether all responses are returned.
  --expand=<value>           fieldScreenSchemes,fieldScreenWorkflows, deletable
  --maxResults=<value>       [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --orderBy=<option>         <options: id|name>
  --orderDirection=<option>  <options: ASC|DSC>
  --query=<value>            Filter the results using a literal string. This only works for Jira Cloud.
  --scope=<option>...        The scope filter string. You can provide multiple value by repeating this flag.
                             <options: GLOBAL|PROJECT|TEMPLATE>
  --startAt=<value>          The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets all screens

`jira screen get-available-fields`

Gets the fields that can be added to a tab on a screen.

USAGE
  $ jira screen get-available-fields -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --screenId=<value>  (required) The ID of the screen.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets the fields that can be added to a tab on a screen.

`jira screen get-field-screens`

Gets screens a field is used in.

USAGE
  $ jira screen get-field-screens -i <value> [--expand tab] [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --fieldId=<value>  (required) The ID of the field to return screens for.
  --all                  Whether all responses are returned.
  --expand=<option>      This parameter accepts tab which returns details about the screen tabs the field is used in.
                         <options: tab>
  --maxResults=<value>   [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --startAt=<value>      The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets screens a field is used in.

`jira screen get-workflows`

Gets all screens workflow.

USAGE
  $ jira screen get-workflows [--startAt <value>] [--maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  --maxResults=<value>  [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --startAt=<value>     The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets all screens workflow.

`jira screen update`

Updates a screen.

USAGE
  $ jira screen update -i <value> [-n <value>] [--description <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --screenId=<value>  (required) The ID of the screen.
  -n, --name=<value>      The name of the screen. The name must be unique.
  --description=<value>   The description of the screen

DESCRIPTION
  Updates a screen.

`jira server-info get`

Returns general information about the current Jira.

USAGE
  $ jira server-info get

DESCRIPTION
  Returns general information about the current Jira.

`jira server-info jmx`

Returns JMX information from Jira VM.

USAGE
  $ jira server-info jmx

DESCRIPTION
  Returns JMX information from Jira VM.

`jira status create`

Creates status.

USAGE
  $ jira status create -n <value> -c TODO|IN_PROGRESS|DONE -d <value> --scope GLOBAL|PROJECT [-p <value>]

FLAGS
  -c, --statusCategory=<option>  (required) Category of the status to filter by.
                                 <options: TODO|IN_PROGRESS|DONE>
  -d, --description=<value>      (required) The description of the status.
  -n, --name=<value>             (required) The name of the status. Must be unique.
  -p, --project=<value>          Project Id or key. If the scope type is PROJECT, you must provide the project Id.
  --scope=<option>               (required) The scope of the status.
                                 <options: GLOBAL|PROJECT>

DESCRIPTION
  Creates status.

`jira status delete [STATUSID]`

Deletes statuses.

USAGE
  $ jira status delete [STATUSID] [-i <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  STATUSID  Status ID.

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>...  Status ID.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes statuses.

`jira status get [STATUSID]`

Gets the statuses specified by one or more status IDs.

USAGE
  $ jira status get [STATUSID] [-i <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  STATUSID  Status ID.

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>...  Status ID.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets the statuses specified by one or more status IDs.

`jira status get-usages`

Gets usages of a status.

USAGE
  $ jira status get-usages -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --id=<value>  (required) Status ID.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets usages of a status.

`jira status search`

Searches statuses.

USAGE
  $ jira status search [-q <value>] [-p <value>] [-i <value>] [-c TODO|IN_PROGRESS|DONE] [--all | --startAt <value>
    | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  -c, --statusCategory=<option>  Category of the status to filter by.
                                 <options: TODO|IN_PROGRESS|DONE>
  -i, --issueTypeId=<value>...   The issue type Id to filter statuses. (Only server)
  -p, --project=<value>...       The project Id or key the status is part of or null for global statuses.
  -q, --query=<value>            The string that status names will be matched with.
  --all                          Whether all responses are returned.
  --maxResults=<value>           [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --startAt=<value>              The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Searches statuses.

`jira status status-command`

USAGE
  $ jira status status-command

`jira status update`

Updates a status.

USAGE
  $ jira status update -i <value> [-n <value>] [-c TODO|IN_PROGRESS|DONE] [-d <value>]

FLAGS
  -c, --statusCategory=<option>  Category of the status to filter by.
                                 <options: TODO|IN_PROGRESS|DONE>
  -d, --description=<value>      The description of the status.
  -i, --id=<value>               (required) Status Id.
  -n, --name=<value>             The name of the status. Must be unique.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates a status.

`jira task cancel`

Cancels a task.

USAGE
  $ jira task cancel --taskId <value>

FLAGS
  --taskId=<value>  (required) The ID of the task.

DESCRIPTION
  Cancels a task.

`jira task get [TASKID]`

Gets the status of a long-running asynchronous task.

USAGE
  $ jira task get [TASKID] [-i <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  TASKID  The ID of the task.

FLAGS
  -i, --taskId=<value>...  The ID of the task.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets the status of a long-running asynchronous task.

`jira time-tracking get`

Returns the time tracking provider that is currently selected. Note that if time tracking is disabled, then a successful but empty response is returned.

USAGE
  $ jira time-tracking get

DESCRIPTION
  Returns the time tracking provider that is currently selected. Note that if time tracking is disabled, then a
  successful but empty response is returned.

`jira time-tracking get-all`

Returns all time tracking providers. By default, Jira only has one time tracking provider: JIRA provided time tracking.

USAGE
  $ jira time-tracking get-all

DESCRIPTION
  Returns all time tracking providers. By default, Jira only has one time tracking provider: JIRA provided time
  tracking.

`jira time-tracking get-setting`

Returns the time tracking settings. This includes settings such as the time format, default time unit, and others.

USAGE
  $ jira time-tracking get-setting

DESCRIPTION
  Returns the time tracking settings. This includes settings such as the time format, default time unit, and others.

`jira time-tracking select`

Selects a time tracking provider.

USAGE
  $ jira time-tracking select -k <value> [--name <value>]

FLAGS
  -k, --key=<value>  (required) The key for the time tracking provider. For example, JIRA.
  --name=<value>     The name of the time tracking provider. For example, JIRA provided time tracking.

DESCRIPTION
  Selects a time tracking provider.

`jira time-tracking set`

Sets the time tracking settings.

USAGE
  $ jira time-tracking set -H <value> -d <value> -t pretty|days|hours -u minute|hour|week|day

FLAGS
  -H, --workingHoursPerDay=<value>  (required) The number of hours in a working day. Example usage -h=12
  -d, --workingDaysPerWeek=<value>  (required) The number of days in a working week. Example usage -d=13
  -t, --timeFormat=<option>         (required) The format that will appear on an issue's Time Spent field. Example
                                    usage: -t=pretty
                                    <options: pretty|days|hours>
  -u, --defaultUnit=<option>        (required) The default unit of time applied to logged time. Example usage -u=day
                                    <options: minute|hour|week|day>

DESCRIPTION
  Sets the time tracking settings.

`jira update [CHANNEL]`

update the jira CLI

USAGE
  $ jira update [CHANNEL] [--from-local]

FLAGS
  --from-local  interactively choose an already installed version

DESCRIPTION
  update the jira CLI

See code: @oclif/plugin-update

`jira user-property delete`

Deletes a property from a user.

USAGE
  $ jira user-property delete -k <value> [--userKey <value> | -u <value>]

FLAGS
  -k, --key=<value>   (required) The key of the user's property.
  -u, --user=<value>  Username for Server/DC and accountId or username or email for Cloud
  --userKey=<value>   The user key. Only applicable to server.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a property from a user.

`jira user-property get-all-keys`

Returns the keys of all properties for a user.

USAGE
  $ jira user-property get-all-keys [--userKey <value> | -u <value>]

FLAGS
  -u, --user=<value>  Username for Server/DC and accountId or username or email for Cloud
  --userKey=<value>   The user key. Only applicable to server.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns the keys of all properties for a user.

`jira user-property get-user-property`

Returns the value of a user's property. If no property key is provided Get user property keys is called.

USAGE
  $ jira user-property get-user-property -k <value> [--userKey <value> | -u <value>]

FLAGS
  -k, --key=<value>   (required) The key of the user's property.
  -u, --user=<value>  Username for Server/DC and accountId or username or email for Cloud
  --userKey=<value>   The user key. Only applicable to server.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns the value of a user's property. If no property key is provided Get user property keys is called.

`jira user-property set [VALUE]`

Sets the value of a user's property.

USAGE
  $ jira user-property set [VALUE] -k <value> -v <value> [--userKey <value> | -u <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  VALUE  The value of the user's property.

FLAGS
  -k, --key=<value>    (required) The key of the user's property.
  -u, --user=<value>   Username for Server/DC and accountId or username or email for Cloud
  -v, --value=<value>  (required) The value of the user's property.
  --userKey=<value>    The user key. Only applicable to server.

DESCRIPTION
  Sets the value of a user's property.

`jira user-search accounts-with-query`

Finds account IDs with a structured query.

USAGE
  $ jira user-search accounts-with-query --search <value> [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  --all                 Whether all responses are returned.
  --maxResults=<value>  [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --search=<value>      (required) The search string. Ex: is assignee of PROJ
  --startAt=<value>     The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Finds account IDs with a structured query.

`jira user-search assignable-users`

Returns a list of users that match the search string. Call with an issue key when a list of assignable users is retrieved for editing. For create only a project key should be supplied.

USAGE
  $ jira user-search assignable-users [--startAt <value>] [--maxResults <value>] [--search <value>] [--actionDescriptorId <value>]
    [--project <value> | --issue <value>]

FLAGS
  --actionDescriptorId=<value>  The ID of the workflow transition.
  --issue=<value>               The issue key for the issue being edited we need to find assignable users for.
  --maxResults=<value>          [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --project=<value>             The key of the projects we are finding assignable users for.
  --search=<value>              The search string.
  --startAt=<value>             The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a list of users that match the search string. Call with an issue key when a list of assignable users is
  retrieved for editing. For create only a project key should be supplied.

`jira user-search assignable-users-bulk`

Returns a list of users that match the search string and can be assigned issues for all the given projects.

USAGE
  $ jira user-search assignable-users-bulk --project <value> [--startAt <value>] [--maxResults <value>] [--search
  <value>]

FLAGS
  --maxResults=<value>  [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --project=<value>...  (required) The key of the projects we are finding assignable users for.
  --search=<value>      The search string.
  --startAt=<value>     The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a list of users that match the search string and can be assigned issues for all the given projects.

`jira user-search find`

Returns a list of users that match the search string. This resource cannot be accessed anonymously.

USAGE
  $ jira user-search find --search <value> [--startAt <value>] [--maxResults <value>] [--property <value>]
    [--includeActive] [--includeInActive]

FLAGS
  --[no-]includeActive    Applicable to only Server and DC. If true, then active users are included in the results
                          (default true).
  --[no-]includeInActive  Applicable to only Server and DC. If true, then inactive users are included in the results
                          (default false).
  --maxResults=<value>    [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --property=<value>      Applicable to only Cloud. A query string used to search properties. To search for the value of
                          nested from {"something":{"nested":1,"other":2}} use thepropertykey.something.nested=1.
  --search=<value>        (required) The search string.
  --startAt=<value>       The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a list of users that match the search string. This resource cannot be accessed anonymously.

`jira user-search with-permission`

Returns a list of active users that match the search string and have all specified permissions for the project or issue.

USAGE
  $ jira user-search with-permission -p <value> [--startAt <value>] [--maxResults <value>] [--search <value>] [-i <value>]
    [--project <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --issue=<value>          The issue key for the issue for which returned users have specified permissions.
  -p, --permission=<value>...  (required) Permission key. This flag can be repeated.
  --maxResults=<value>         [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --project=<value>            The optional project key to search for users with if no issueKey is supplied.
  --search=<value>             The search string.
  --startAt=<value>            The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a list of active users that match the search string and have all specified permissions for the project or
  issue.

`jira user-search with-query`

Finds users with a structured query and returns a paginated list of user details.

USAGE
  $ jira user-search with-query --search <value> [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  --all                 Whether all responses are returned.
  --maxResults=<value>  [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --search=<value>      (required) The search string. Ex: is assignee of PROJ
  --startAt=<value>     The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Finds users with a structured query and returns a paginated list of user details.

`jira user add-user-to-application`

Returns a user.

USAGE
  $ jira user add-user-to-application --user <value> [--applicationKey jira-core|jira-software|jira-servicedesk]

FLAGS
  --applicationKey=<option>...  The application key. Only applicable to server. This parameter can be repeated.
                                <options: jira-core|jira-software|jira-servicedesk>
  --user=<value>                (required) The username.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a user.

`jira user change-password`

Modify user password.

USAGE
  $ jira user change-password [--userKey <value> |  | --username <value>] [--password <value>]

FLAGS
  --password=<value>  New password for the user. Requires administration permission.
  --userKey=<value>   The user key. Only applicable to server.
  --username=<value>  The username. Only applicable to server.

DESCRIPTION
  Modify user password.

`jira user create`

Creates a user.

USAGE
  $ jira user create --displayName <value> --emailAddress <value> [--notification] [--password <value>]
    [--username <value>]

FLAGS
  --displayName=<value>   (required) The display name for the user.
  --emailAddress=<value>  (required) The email address for the user.
  --[no-]notification     Sends the user an email confirmation that they have been added to Jira. Default is false.
  --password=<value>      A password for the user. If a password is not set, a random password is generated.
  --username=<value>      The username. Only applicable to server and required.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates a user.

`jira user delete`

Deletes a user.

USAGE
  $ jira user delete (--userKey <value> | --user <value>)

FLAGS
  --user=<value>     (required) Username for Server/DC and accountId or username or email for Cloud
  --userKey=<value>  The user key. Only applicable to server.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a user.

`jira user get [USER]`

Returns a user.

USAGE
  $ jira user get [USER] [--userKey <value> | --accountId <value> | --username <value>] [-u <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  USER  The account ID or username or email of the user, which uniquely identifies the user across all Atlassian
        products. Only applicable to cloud.

FLAGS
  -u, --user=<value>...  The account ID or email or username of the user, which uniquely identifies the user across all
                         Atlassian products. Only applicable to cloud.
  --accountId=<value>    The account ID of the user, which uniquely identifies the user across all Atlassian products.
                         Only applicable to cloud.
  --userKey=<value>      The user key. Only applicable to server.
  --username=<value>     The username. Only applicable to server.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a user.

`jira user get-all`

Returns a paginated list of the users. If you specify one or more accountId only those users will be returned.

USAGE
  $ jira user get-all [--user <value>] [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  --all                 Whether all responses are returned.
  --maxResults=<value>  [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --startAt=<value>     The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).
  --user=<value>...     The account ID or email or username of the user, which uniquely identifies the user across all
                        Atlassian products. Only applicable to cloud.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a paginated list of the users. If you specify one or more accountId only those users will be returned.

`jira user get-default-columns [USER]`

Returns the default issue table columns for the given user. Admin permission will be required to get columns for a user other than the currently logged in user.

USAGE
  $ jira user get-default-columns [USER] [--user <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  USER  Username or accountId or email.

FLAGS
  --user=<value>...  Username for Server/DC and accountId or username or email for Cloud

DESCRIPTION
  Returns the default issue table columns for the given user. Admin permission will be required to get columns for a
  user other than the currently logged in user.

`jira user get-email [USER]`

Returns a user's email address.

USAGE
  $ jira user get-email [USER] [--user <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  USER  The account ID of the user, which uniquely identifies the user across all Atlassian products. Only applicable to
        cloud.

FLAGS
  --user=<value>...  AccountId or username or email for Cloud.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a user's email address.

`jira user get-user-groups [USER]`

Returns the groups to which a user belongs.

USAGE
  $ jira user get-user-groups [USER] [--user <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  USER  The account ID of the user, which uniquely identifies the user across all Atlassian products. Only applicable to
        cloud.

FLAGS
  --user=<value>...  AccountId or username or email for Cloud.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns the groups to which a user belongs.

`jira user remove-user-from-application`

Returns a user.

USAGE
  $ jira user remove-user-from-application --username <value> [--applicationKey
  jira-core|jira-software|jira-servicedesk]

FLAGS
  --applicationKey=<option>...  The application key. Only applicable to server. This parameter can be repeated.
                                <options: jira-core|jira-software|jira-servicedesk>
  --username=<value>            (required) The username.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a user.

`jira user reset-default-columns [USER]`

Reset the default columns for the given user to the system default. Admin permission will be required to get columns for a user other than the currently logged in user.

USAGE
  $ jira user reset-default-columns [USER] [--user <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  USER  Username or accountId

FLAGS
  --user=<value>...  Username for Server/DC and accountId or username or email for Cloud

DESCRIPTION
  Reset the default columns for the given user to the system default. Admin permission will be required to get columns
  for a user other than the currently logged in user.

`jira user set-default-columns`

Sets the default issue table columns. Admin permission will be required to set columns for a user other than the currently logged in user.

USAGE
  $ jira user set-default-columns -c <value> [--user <value>]

FLAGS
  -c, --columnKey=<value>...  (required) The key of column. You can repeat this flag for setting multiple columns.
  --user=<value>...           Username for Server/DC and accountId or username or email for Cloud

DESCRIPTION
  Sets the default issue table columns. Admin permission will be required to set columns for a user other than the
  currently logged in user.

`jira user update`

Updates a user.

USAGE
  $ jira user update --displayName <value> --emailAddress <value> [--notification] [--password <value>]
    [--username <value>] [--userKey <value>] [--active] [--applicationKey jira-core|jira-software|jira-servicedesk]

FLAGS
  --[no-]active                 Whether the user is active or inactive. Default true. Only applicable to server.
  --applicationKey=<option>...  The application key. Only applicable to server. This parameter can be repeated.
                                <options: jira-core|jira-software|jira-servicedesk>
  --displayName=<value>         (required) The display name for the user.
  --emailAddress=<value>        (required) The email address for the user.
  --[no-]notification           Sends the user an email confirmation that they have been added to Jira. Default is
                                false.
  --password=<value>            A password for the user. If a password is not set, a random password is generated.
  --userKey=<value>             The userKey. Only applicable to server and required.
  --username=<value>            The username. Only applicable to server and required.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates a user.

`jira user user-command`

USAGE
  $ jira user user-command

`jira workflow-scheme-draft create`

Create a draft workflow scheme from an active workflow scheme, by copying the active workflow scheme. Note that an active workflow scheme can only have one draft workflow scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme-draft create -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the active workflow scheme that the draft was created from.

DESCRIPTION
  Create a draft workflow scheme from an active workflow scheme, by copying the active workflow scheme. Note that an
  active workflow scheme can only have one draft workflow scheme.

`jira workflow-scheme-draft delete`

Deletes a draft workflow scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme-draft delete -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the active workflow scheme that the draft was created from.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a draft workflow scheme.

`jira workflow-scheme-draft delete-default-workflow`

Deletes default workflow of a workflow scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme-draft delete-default-workflow -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the workflow scheme that the draft belongs to.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes default workflow of a workflow scheme.
  Note that active workflow schemes cannot be edited. If the workflow scheme is active, set updateDraftIfNeeded to true
  and a draft workflow scheme is created or updated with the default workflow reset. The draft workflow scheme can be
  published in Jira.

`jira workflow-scheme-draft delete-issue-types-for-workflow`

Deletes the workflow-issue type mapping for a workflow in a workflow scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme-draft delete-issue-types-for-workflow -i <value> --workflow <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the workflow scheme that the draft belongs to.
  --workflow=<value>              (required) The name of the workflow.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes the workflow-issue type mapping for a workflow in a workflow scheme.
  Note that active workflow schemes cannot be edited. If the workflow scheme is active, set updateDraftIfNeeded to true
  and a draft workflow scheme is created or updated with the issue type-workflow mapping deleted. The draft workflow
  scheme can be published in Jira.

`jira workflow-scheme-draft delete-workflow-for-issue-type`

Deletes the issue type-workflow mapping for an issue type in a workflow scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme-draft delete-workflow-for-issue-type -i <value> --issueType <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the workflow scheme that the draft belongs to.
  --issueType=<value>             (required) The ID of the issue type.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes the issue type-workflow mapping for an issue type in a workflow scheme.
  Note that active workflow schemes cannot be edited. If the workflow scheme is active, set updateDraftIfNeeded to true
  and a draft workflow scheme is created or updated with the issue type-workflow mapping deleted. The draft workflow
  scheme can be published in Jira.

`jira workflow-scheme-draft get [WORKFLOWSCHEMEID]`

Gets the draft workflow scheme for an active workflow scheme. Draft workflow schemes allow changes to be made to the active workflow schemes: When an active workflow scheme is updated, a draft copy is created. The draft is modified, then the changes in the draft are copied back to the active workflow scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme-draft get [WORKFLOWSCHEMEID] [-i <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  WORKFLOWSCHEMEID  The ID of the active workflow scheme that the draft was created from.

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>...  The ID of the active workflow scheme that the draft was created from.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets the draft workflow scheme for an active workflow scheme. Draft workflow schemes allow changes to be made to the
  active workflow schemes: When an active workflow scheme is updated, a draft copy is created. The draft is modified,
  then the changes in the draft are copied back to the active workflow scheme.

`jira workflow-scheme-draft get-default-workflow`

Gets default workflow of workflow scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme-draft get-default-workflow -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the workflow scheme that the draft belongs to.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets default workflow of workflow scheme.

`jira workflow-scheme-draft get-issue-types-for-workflows`

Gets the workflow-issue type mappings for a workflow scheme draft.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme-draft get-issue-types-for-workflows -i <value> [--workflowName <value>]

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the workflow scheme that the draft belongs to.
  --workflowName=<value>          The name of a workflow in the scheme. Limits the results to the workflow-issue type
                                  mapping for the specified workflow

DESCRIPTION
  Gets the workflow-issue type mappings for a workflow scheme draft.

`jira workflow-scheme-draft get-workflow-for-issue-type`

Gets the issue type-workflow mapping for an issue type in a workflow scheme draft.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme-draft get-workflow-for-issue-type -i <value> --issueType <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the workflow scheme that the draft belongs to.
  --issueType=<value>             (required) The ID of the issue type.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets the issue type-workflow mapping for an issue type in a workflow scheme draft.

`jira workflow-scheme-draft publish`

Publishes a draft workflow scheme. Where the draft workflow includes new workflow statuses for an issue type, mappings are provided to update issues with the original workflow status to the new workflow status. This operation is asynchronous. You can use jira task:get command to obtain any updates.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme-draft publish -i <value> [--validateOnly] [--statusMappings <value>] [--silent]

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the active workflow scheme that the draft was created from.
  --silent                        If you activate this flag progress bar will not be shown.
  --statusMappings=<value>...     Mappings of statuses to new statuses for issue types. You can provide multiple values
                                  by repeating this flag. KEYS: [statusId, newStatusId, issueTypeId]
                                  Example use case: --statusMappings=statusId=10000,issueTypeId=10000,newStatusId=10000
  --validateOnly                  Whether the request only performs a validation.

DESCRIPTION
  Publishes a draft workflow scheme. Where the draft workflow includes new workflow statuses for an issue type, mappings
  are provided to update issues with the original workflow status to the new workflow status. This operation is
  asynchronous. You can use `jira task:get` command to obtain any updates.

`jira workflow-scheme-draft set-issue-types-for-workflow`

Sets the issue types for a workflow in a workflow scheme. The workflow can also be set as the default workflow for the workflow scheme. Unmapped issues types are mapped to the default workflow.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme-draft set-issue-types-for-workflow -i <value> --issueTypes <value> --workflow <value>
  [--defaultMapping] [--updateDraftIfNeeded]

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the workflow scheme that the draft belongs to.
  --defaultMapping                Whether the workflow is the default workflow for the workflow scheme.
  --issueTypes=<value>            (required) The list of issue type IDs. Please separete values with comma. Example
                                  Usage  --issueTypes=10000,10001
  --updateDraftIfNeeded           Set to true to create or update the draft of a workflow scheme and update the mapping
                                  in the draft, when the workflow scheme cannot be edited. Defaults to false. Only
                                  applicable when updating the workflow-issue types mapping.
  --workflow=<value>              (required) The name of the workflow.

DESCRIPTION
  Sets the issue types for a workflow in a workflow scheme. The workflow can also be set as the default workflow for the
  workflow scheme. Unmapped issues types are mapped to the default workflow.
  Note that active workflow schemes cannot be edited. If the workflow scheme is active, set updateDraftIfNeeded to true
  in the request body and a draft workflow scheme is created or updated with the new issue type-workflow mapping. The
  draft workflow scheme can be published in Jira.

`jira workflow-scheme-draft set-workflow-for-issue-type`

Sets the workflow for an issue type in a workflow scheme draft.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme-draft set-workflow-for-issue-type -i <value> --issueType <value> [--workflow <value>]
  [--updateDraftIfNeeded]

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the workflow scheme that the draft belongs to.
  --issueType=<value>             (required) The ID of the issue type.
  --updateDraftIfNeeded           Set to true to create or update the draft of a workflow scheme and update the mapping
                                  in the draft, when the workflow scheme cannot be edited. Defaults to false. Only
                                  applicable when updating the workflow-issue types mapping.
  --workflow=<value>              The name of the workflow.

DESCRIPTION
  Sets the workflow for an issue type in a workflow scheme draft.

`jira workflow-scheme-draft update [WORKFLOWSCHEMEBODY]`

Updates a draft workflow scheme. If a draft workflow scheme does not exist for the active workflow scheme, then a draft is created. Note that an active workflow scheme can only have one draft workflow scheme. You can also provide request body as JSON using STDIN without specifying any flags.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme-draft update [WORKFLOWSCHEMEBODY] -i <value> [-n <value>] [--description <value>] [--issueTypeMappings
    <value>] [--updateDraftIfNeeded] [--defaultWorkflow <value>] [--show]

ARGUMENTS
  WORKFLOWSCHEMEBODY  Workflow scheme update request in JSON format.

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>
      (required) The ID of the active workflow scheme that the draft was created from.

  -n, --name=<value>
      The name of the workflow scheme.

  --defaultWorkflow=<value>
      The name of the default workflow for the workflow scheme.

  --description=<value>
      The description of the workflow scheme.

  --issueTypeMappings=<value>
      The issue type to workflow mappings, where each mapping is an issue type ID and workflow name pair. Note that an
      issue type can only be mapped to one workflow in a workflow scheme.
      Example usage: --issueTypeMappings=issueTypeId=WorkflowName,issueTypeId2=WorkflowName2

  --show
      Prepare a sample JSON output for workflow scheme update.

  --updateDraftIfNeeded
      Whether to create or update a draft workflow scheme when updating an active workflow scheme. An active workflow
      scheme is a workflow scheme that is used by at least one project. The following examples show how this property
      works:

      • Update an active workflow scheme with updateDraftIfNeeded set to true: If a draft workflow scheme exists, it is
      updated. Otherwise, a draft workflow scheme is created.
      • Update an active workflow scheme with updateDraftIfNeeded set to false: An error is returned, as active workflow
      schemes cannot be updated.
      • Update an inactive workflow scheme with updateDraftIfNeeded set to true: The workflow scheme is updated, as
      inactive workflow schemes do not require drafts to update.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates a draft workflow scheme. If a draft workflow scheme does not exist for the active workflow scheme, then a
  draft is created. Note that an active workflow scheme can only have one draft workflow scheme. You can also provide
  request body as JSON using STDIN without specifying any flags.

`jira workflow-scheme-draft update-default-workflow`

Updates default workflow of a workflow scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme-draft update-default-workflow -i <value> -w <value> [--updateDraftIfNeeded]

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the workflow scheme that the draft belongs to.
  -w, --workflow=<value>          (required) The name of the workflow to set as the default workflow
  --updateDraftIfNeeded           Whether a draft workflow scheme is created or updated when updating an active workflow
                                  scheme. The draft is updated with the new default workflow

DESCRIPTION
  Updates default workflow of a workflow scheme.

`jira workflow-scheme-project-association assign`

Assigns a workflow scheme to a project. This operation is performed only when there are no issues in the project.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme-project-association assign [-p <value>] [--workflowSchemeId <value>]

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>       The ID or key of the project.
  --workflowSchemeId=<value>  The ID of the workflow scheme. If the workflow scheme ID is null, the operation assigns
                              the default workflow scheme.

DESCRIPTION
  Assigns a workflow scheme to a project. This operation is performed only when there are no issues in the project.

`jira workflow-scheme-project-association get-all`

Gets a list of the workflow schemes associated with a list of projects

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme-project-association get-all -p <value>

FLAGS
  -p, --project=<value>...  (required) The ID of a project to return the workflow schemes for. You can provide multiple
                            values by repeating this flag.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets a list of the workflow schemes associated with a list of projects

`jira workflow-scheme create [WORKFLOWSCHEMEBODY]`

Creates workflow scheme. You can also provide request body as JSON using STDIN without specifying any flags.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme create [WORKFLOWSCHEMEBODY] [-n <value>] [--description <value>] [--issueTypeMappings <value>]
    [--updateDraftIfNeeded] [--defaultWorkflow <value>] [--show]

ARGUMENTS
  WORKFLOWSCHEMEBODY  Workflow scheme creation request in JSON format.

FLAGS
  -n, --name=<value>
      The name of the workflow scheme. (Required)

  --defaultWorkflow=<value>
      The name of the default workflow for the workflow scheme.

  --description=<value>
      The description of the workflow scheme.

  --issueTypeMappings=<value>
      The issue type to workflow mappings, where each mapping is an issue type ID and workflow name pair. Note that an
      issue type can only be mapped to one workflow in a workflow scheme.
      Example usage: --issueTypeMappings=issueTypeId=WorkflowName,issueTypeId2=WorkflowName2

  --show
      Prepare a sample JSON output for workflow scheme creation.

  --updateDraftIfNeeded
      Whether to create or update a draft workflow scheme when updating an active workflow scheme. An active workflow
      scheme is a workflow scheme that is used by at least one project. The following examples show how this property
      works:

      • Update an active workflow scheme with updateDraftIfNeeded set to true: If a draft workflow scheme exists, it is
      updated. Otherwise, a draft workflow scheme is created.
      • Update an active workflow scheme with updateDraftIfNeeded set to false: An error is returned, as active workflow
      schemes cannot be updated.
      • Update an inactive workflow scheme with updateDraftIfNeeded set to true: The workflow scheme is updated, as
      inactive workflow schemes do not require drafts to update.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates workflow scheme. You can also provide request body as JSON using STDIN without specifying any flags.

`jira workflow-scheme delete`

Deletes a workflow scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme delete -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the workflow scheme.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a workflow scheme.

`jira workflow-scheme delete-default-workflow`

Deletes default workflow of a workflow scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme delete-default-workflow -i <value> [--updateDraftIfNeeded]

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the workflow scheme.
  --updateDraftIfNeeded           Set to true to create or update the draft of a workflow scheme and delete the mapping
                                  from the draft, when the workflow scheme cannot be edited.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes default workflow of a workflow scheme.
  Note that active workflow schemes cannot be edited. If the workflow scheme is active, set updateDraftIfNeeded to true
  and a draft workflow scheme is created or updated with the default workflow reset. The draft workflow scheme can be
  published in Jira.

`jira workflow-scheme delete-issue-types-for-workflow`

Deletes the workflow-issue type mapping for a workflow in a workflow scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme delete-issue-types-for-workflow -i <value> --workflow <value> [--updateDraftIfNeeded]

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the workflow scheme.
  --updateDraftIfNeeded           Set to true to create or update the draft of a workflow scheme and delete the mapping
                                  from the draft, when the workflow scheme cannot be edited.
  --workflow=<value>              (required) The name of the workflow.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes the workflow-issue type mapping for a workflow in a workflow scheme.
  Note that active workflow schemes cannot be edited. If the workflow scheme is active, set updateDraftIfNeeded to true
  and a draft workflow scheme is created or updated with the issue type-workflow mapping deleted. The draft workflow
  scheme can be published in Jira.

`jira workflow-scheme delete-workflow-for-issue-type`

Deletes the issue type-workflow mapping for an issue type in a workflow scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme delete-workflow-for-issue-type -i <value> --issueType <value> [--updateDraftIfNeeded]

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the workflow scheme.
  --issueType=<value>             (required) The ID of the issue type.
  --updateDraftIfNeeded           Set to true to create or update the draft of a workflow scheme and delete the mapping
                                  from the draft, when the workflow scheme cannot be edited.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes the issue type-workflow mapping for an issue type in a workflow scheme.
  Note that active workflow schemes cannot be edited. If the workflow scheme is active, set updateDraftIfNeeded to true
  and a draft workflow scheme is created or updated with the issue type-workflow mapping deleted. The draft workflow
  scheme can be published in Jira.

`jira workflow-scheme get [WORKFLOWSCHEMEID]`

Gets a workflow scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme get [WORKFLOWSCHEMEID] [-i <value>] [--returnDraftIfExists]

ARGUMENTS
  WORKFLOWSCHEMEID  The ID of the workflow scheme.

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>...  The ID of the workflow scheme.
  --returnDraftIfExists              Returns the workflow scheme's draft rather than scheme itself, if set to true. If
                                     the workflow scheme does not have a draft, then the workflow scheme is returned

DESCRIPTION
  Gets a workflow scheme.

`jira workflow-scheme get-all`

Gets all workflow schemes.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme get-all [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  --all                 Whether all responses are returned.
  --maxResults=<value>  [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --startAt=<value>     The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Gets all workflow schemes.

`jira workflow-scheme get-default-workflow`

Gets default workflow of workflow scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme get-default-workflow -i <value> [--returnDraftIfExists]

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the workflow scheme.
  --returnDraftIfExists           Returns the workflow scheme's draft rather than scheme itself, if set to true. If the
                                  workflow scheme does not have a draft, then the workflow scheme is returned

DESCRIPTION
  Gets default workflow of workflow scheme.

`jira workflow-scheme get-issue-types-for-workflows`

Gets the workflow-issue type mappings for a workflow scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme get-issue-types-for-workflows -i <value> [--workflowName <value>] [--returnDraftIfExists]

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the workflow scheme.
  --returnDraftIfExists           Returns the workflow scheme's draft rather than scheme itself, if set to true. If the
                                  workflow scheme does not have a draft, then the workflow scheme is returned
  --workflowName=<value>          The name of a workflow in the scheme. Limits the results to the workflow-issue type
                                  mapping for the specified workflow

DESCRIPTION
  Gets the workflow-issue type mappings for a workflow scheme.

`jira workflow-scheme get-workflow-for-issue-type`

Gets the issue type-workflow mapping for an issue type in a workflow scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme get-workflow-for-issue-type -i <value> --issueType <value> [--returnDraftIfExists]

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the workflow scheme.
  --issueType=<value>             (required) The ID of the issue type.
  --returnDraftIfExists           Returns the workflow scheme's draft rather than scheme itself, if set to true. If the
                                  workflow scheme does not have a draft, then the workflow scheme is returned

DESCRIPTION
  Gets the issue type-workflow mapping for an issue type in a workflow scheme.

`jira workflow-scheme set-issue-types-for-workflow`

Sets the issue types for a workflow in a workflow scheme. The workflow can also be set as the default workflow for the workflow scheme. Unmapped issues types are mapped to the default workflow.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme set-issue-types-for-workflow -i <value> --issueTypes <value> --workflow <value>
  [--defaultMapping] [--updateDraftIfNeeded]

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the workflow scheme.
  --defaultMapping                Whether the workflow is the default workflow for the workflow scheme.
  --issueTypes=<value>            (required) The list of issue type IDs. Please separete values with comma. Example
                                  Usage  --issueTypes=10000,10001
  --updateDraftIfNeeded           Set to true to create or update the draft of a workflow scheme and update the mapping
                                  in the draft, when the workflow scheme cannot be edited. Defaults to false. Only
                                  applicable when updating the workflow-issue types mapping.
  --workflow=<value>              (required) The name of the workflow.

DESCRIPTION
  Sets the issue types for a workflow in a workflow scheme. The workflow can also be set as the default workflow for the
  workflow scheme. Unmapped issues types are mapped to the default workflow.
  Note that active workflow schemes cannot be edited. If the workflow scheme is active, set updateDraftIfNeeded to true
  in the request body and a draft workflow scheme is created or updated with the new issue type-workflow mapping. The
  draft workflow scheme can be published in Jira.

`jira workflow-scheme set-workflow-for-issue-type`

Sets the workflow for an issue type in a workflow scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme set-workflow-for-issue-type -i <value> --issueType <value> [--workflow <value>]
  [--updateDraftIfNeeded]

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the workflow scheme.
  --issueType=<value>             (required) The ID of the issue type.
  --updateDraftIfNeeded           Set to true to create or update the draft of a workflow scheme and update the mapping
                                  in the draft, when the workflow scheme cannot be edited. Defaults to false. Only
                                  applicable when updating the workflow-issue types mapping.
  --workflow=<value>              The name of the workflow.

DESCRIPTION
  Sets the workflow for an issue type in a workflow scheme.
  Note that active workflow schemes cannot be edited. If the workflow scheme is active, set updateDraftIfNeeded to true
  in the request body and a draft workflow scheme is created or updated with the new issue type-workflow mapping. The
  draft workflow scheme can be published in Jira.

`jira workflow-scheme update [WORKFLOWSCHEMEBODY]`

Updates workflow scheme. You can also provide request body as JSON using STDIN without specifying any flags.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme update [WORKFLOWSCHEMEBODY] -i <value> [-n <value>] [--description <value>] [--issueTypeMappings
    <value>] [--updateDraftIfNeeded] [--defaultWorkflow <value>] [--show]

ARGUMENTS
  WORKFLOWSCHEMEBODY  Workflow scheme update request in JSON format.

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>
      (required) The ID of the workflow scheme.

  -n, --name=<value>
      The name of the workflow scheme.

  --defaultWorkflow=<value>
      The name of the default workflow for the workflow scheme.

  --description=<value>
      The description of the workflow scheme.

  --issueTypeMappings=<value>
      The issue type to workflow mappings, where each mapping is an issue type ID and workflow name pair. Note that an
      issue type can only be mapped to one workflow in a workflow scheme.
      Example usage: --issueTypeMappings=issueTypeId=WorkflowName,issueTypeId2=WorkflowName2

  --show
      Prepare a sample JSON output for workflow scheme update.

  --updateDraftIfNeeded
      Whether to create or update a draft workflow scheme when updating an active workflow scheme. An active workflow
      scheme is a workflow scheme that is used by at least one project. The following examples show how this property
      works:

      • Update an active workflow scheme with updateDraftIfNeeded set to true: If a draft workflow scheme exists, it is
      updated. Otherwise, a draft workflow scheme is created.
      • Update an active workflow scheme with updateDraftIfNeeded set to false: An error is returned, as active workflow
      schemes cannot be updated.
      • Update an inactive workflow scheme with updateDraftIfNeeded set to true: The workflow scheme is updated, as
      inactive workflow schemes do not require drafts to update.

DESCRIPTION
  Updates workflow scheme. You can also provide request body as JSON using STDIN without specifying any flags.

`jira workflow-scheme update-default-workflow`

Updates default workflow of a workflow scheme.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-scheme update-default-workflow -i <value> -w <value> [--updateDraftIfNeeded]

FLAGS
  -i, --workflowSchemeId=<value>  (required) The ID of the workflow scheme.
  -w, --workflow=<value>          (required) The name of the workflow to set as the default workflow
  --updateDraftIfNeeded           Whether a draft workflow scheme is created or updated when updating an active workflow
                                  scheme. The draft is updated with the new default workflow

DESCRIPTION
  Updates default workflow of a workflow scheme.

`jira workflow-status-category get`

Gets a status category. Status categories provided a mechanism for categorizing statuses.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-status-category get --idOrName <value>

FLAGS
  --idOrName=<value>  (required) The ID or name of the status.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets a status category. Status categories provided a mechanism for categorizing statuses.

`jira workflow-status-category get-all`

Gets a all status categories.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-status-category get-all

DESCRIPTION
  Gets a all status categories.

`jira workflow-status get [IDORNAME]`

Gets a status. The status must be associated with an active workflow to be returned. If a name is used on more than one status, only the status found first is returned. Therefore, identifying the status by its ID may be preferable. This operation can be accessed anonymously.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-status get [IDORNAME] [--idOrName <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  IDORNAME  The ID or name of the status.

FLAGS
  --idOrName=<value>...  The ID or name of the status.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets a status. The status must be associated with an active workflow to be returned. If a name is used on more than
  one status, only the status found first is returned. Therefore, identifying the status by its ID may be preferable.
  This operation can be accessed anonymously.

`jira workflow-status get-all`

Gets all statuses associated with active workflows.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-status get-all

DESCRIPTION
  Gets all statuses associated with active workflows.

`jira workflow-transition-property create`

Adds a property to a workflow transition. Transition properties are used to change the behavior of a transition.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-transition-property create -i <value> -n <value> -k <value> --value <value> [--workflowMode
  live|draft]

FLAGS
  -i, --transitionId=<value>  (required) The ID of the transition. To get the ID, view the workflow in text mode in the
                              Jira administration console. The ID is shown next to the transition.
  -k, --key=<value>           (required) The key of the property being added, also known as the name of the property.
  -n, --workflowName=<value>  (required) The name of the workflow that the transition belongs to.
  --value=<value>             (required) The value of the transition property.
  --workflowMode=<option>     [default: live] The workflow status. Set to live for inactive workflows or draft for draft
                              workflows. Active workflows cannot be edited.
                              <options: live|draft>

DESCRIPTION
  Adds a property to a workflow transition. Transition properties are used to change the behavior of a transition.

`jira workflow-transition-property delete`

Deletes a property from a workflow transition. Transition properties are used to change the behavior of a transition.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-transition-property delete -i <value> -n <value> -k <value> [--workflowMode live|draft]

FLAGS
  -i, --transitionId=<value>  (required) The ID of the transition. To get the ID, view the workflow in text mode in the
                              Jira administration console. The ID is shown next to the transition.
  -k, --key=<value>           (required) The name of the transition property to delete, also known as the name of the
                              property.
  -n, --workflowName=<value>  (required) The name of the workflow that the transition belongs to.
  --workflowMode=<option>     [default: live] The workflow status. Set to live for active and inactive workflows, or
                              draft for draft workflows.
                              <options: live|draft>

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a property from a workflow transition. Transition properties are used to change the behavior of a transition.

`jira workflow-transition-property get`

Gets properties on a workflow transition. Transition properties are used to change the behavior of a transition.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-transition-property get -i <value> -n <value> [--workflowMode live|draft] [-k <value>]
  [--includeReservedKeys]

FLAGS
  -i, --transitionId=<value>  (required) The ID of the transition. To get the ID, view the workflow in text mode in the
                              Jira administration console. The ID is shown next to the transition.
  -k, --key=<value>           The key of the property being returned, also known as the name of the property. If this
                              parameter is not specified, all properties on the transition are returned.
  -n, --workflowName=<value>  (required) The name of the workflow that the transition belongs to.
  --includeReservedKeys       Some properties with keys that have the jira. prefix are reserved, which means they are
                              not editable. To include these properties in the results, set this parameter to true.
  --workflowMode=<option>     [default: live] The workflow status. Set to live for active and inactive workflows, or
                              draft for draft workflows.
                              <options: live|draft>

DESCRIPTION
  Gets properties on a workflow transition. Transition properties are used to change the behavior of a transition.

`jira workflow-transition-property update`

Updates a workflow transition by changing the property value. Trying to update a property that does not exist results in a new property being added to the transition.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow-transition-property update -i <value> -n <value> -k <value> --value <value> [--workflowMode
  live|draft]

FLAGS
  -i, --transitionId=<value>  (required) The ID of the transition. To get the ID, view the workflow in text mode in the
                              Jira administration console. The ID is shown next to the transition.
  -k, --key=<value>           (required) The key of the property being added, also known as the name of the property.
  -n, --workflowName=<value>  (required) The name of the workflow that the transition belongs to.
  --value=<value>             (required) The value of the transition property.
  --workflowMode=<option>     [default: live] The workflow status. Set to live for inactive workflows or draft for draft
                              workflows. Active workflows cannot be edited.
                              <options: live|draft>

DESCRIPTION
  Updates a workflow transition by changing the property value. Trying to update a property that does not exist results
  in a new property being added to the transition.

`jira workflow create [WORKFLOWBODY]`

Creates workflow.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow create [WORKFLOWBODY] [--workflowBody <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  WORKFLOWBODY  Workflow creation request in JSON format.

FLAGS
  --workflowBody=<value>  Workflow creation request in JSON format. You can get more details in https://developer.atlass
                          ian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/api-group-workflows/#api-rest-api-3-workflow-post

DESCRIPTION
  Creates workflow.

`jira workflow delete`

Deletes inactive workflow.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow delete -i <value>

FLAGS
  -i, --entityId=<value>  (required) The entity ID of the workflow.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes inactive workflow.

`jira workflow get-projects`

Gets information about the projects the workflow is assigned to, through workflow schemes.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow get-projects -n <value>

FLAGS
  -n, --workflowName=<value>  (required) The name of the workflow that the transitions belongs to.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets information about the projects the workflow is assigned to, through workflow schemes.

`jira workflow get-schemes`

Gets information about the workflow schemes the workflow is assigned to.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow get-schemes -n <value>

FLAGS
  -n, --workflowName=<value>  (required) The name of the workflow that the transitions belongs to.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets information about the workflow schemes the workflow is assigned to.

`jira workflow get-statuses`

Gets information about the statuses inside the workflow

USAGE
  $ jira workflow get-statuses -n <value>

FLAGS
  -n, --workflowName=<value>  (required) The name of the workflow that the transitions belongs to.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets information about the statuses inside the workflow

`jira workflow get-statuses-properties`

For each workflow status, gets information about its properties.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow get-statuses-properties -n <value> [--statusIds <value>]

FLAGS
  -n, --workflowName=<value>  (required) The name of the workflow that the transitions belongs to.
  --statusIds=<value>         Workflow's status Id. You can provide multiple Ids by separeting them with comma to filter
                              the statuses.
                              Example usage: statusIds=1,2,4

DESCRIPTION
  For each workflow status, gets information about its properties.

`jira workflow get-transitions`

Gets given workflow's transitions

USAGE
  $ jira workflow get-transitions -n <value>

FLAGS
  -n, --workflowName=<value>  (required) The name of the workflow that the transitions belongs to.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets given workflow's transitions

`jira workflow get-transitions-rules`

Gets given workflow's transition rules

USAGE
  $ jira workflow get-transitions-rules [-n <value>] [--transitionIds <value>] [--ruleType
  conditionsTree|validators|postFunctions]

FLAGS
  -n, --workflowName=<value>  The name of the workflow that the transition rules belongs to.
  --ruleType=<option>         <options: conditionsTree|validators|postFunctions>
  --transitionIds=<value>     Workflow's transition Id. You can provide multiple Ids by separeting them with comma to
                              filter the transitions.
                              Example usage: transitionIds=1,2,4

DESCRIPTION
  Gets given workflow's transition rules

`jira workflow search`

Searches all workflows.

USAGE
  $ jira workflow search [-n <value>] [--expand <value>] [--orderBy id|created|updated] [--orderDirection ASC|DSC]
    [--query <value>] [--isActive] [--all | --startAt <value> | --maxResults <value>]

FLAGS
  -n, --workflowName=<value>...
      The name of a workflow to return. Multiple values can be provided by repeating this flag
      Note: Providing multiple names feature is only available for cloud.

  --all
      Whether all responses are returned.

  --expand=<value>
      Use expand to include additional information in the response.
      Options:
      •`hasDraftWorkflow` For each workflow, returns information about whether the workflow has a draft version.
      •`operations` For each workflow, returns information about the actions that can be undertaken on the workflow.
      •`default` For each workflow, returns information about whether this is the default workflow.

  --[no-]isActive
      Filters active and inactive workflows.

  --maxResults=<value>
      [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.

  --orderBy=<option>
      <options: id|created|updated>

  --orderDirection=<option>
      <options: ASC|DSC>

  --query=<value>
      Filter the results using a literal string. This only works for Jira Cloud.

  --startAt=<value>
      The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).

DESCRIPTION
  Searches all workflows.

`jira worklog-property delete`

Deletes a property for a worklog.

USAGE
  $ jira worklog-property delete --issue <value> --worklogId <value> --key <value>

FLAGS
  --issue=<value>      (required) Issue ID or key.
  --key=<value>        (required) Property key.
  --worklogId=<value>  (required) Worklog ID.

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a property for a worklog.

`jira worklog-property get`

Gets the value of a property for a worklog.

USAGE
  $ jira worklog-property get --issue <value> --worklogId <value> --key <value>

FLAGS
  --issue=<value>      (required) Issue ID or key.
  --key=<value>        (required) Property key.
  --worklogId=<value>  (required) Worklog ID.

DESCRIPTION
  Gets the value of a property for a worklog.

`jira worklog-property get-keys`

Returns the keys of all the properties of a worklog.

USAGE
  $ jira worklog-property get-keys --issue <value> --worklogId <value>

FLAGS
  --issue=<value>      (required) Issue ID or key.
  --worklogId=<value>  (required) Worklog ID.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns the keys of all the properties of a worklog.

`jira worklog-property set-property`

Creates or updates the value of a property for a worklog.

USAGE
  $ jira worklog-property set-property --issue <value> --worklogId <value> --key <value> --value <value>

FLAGS
  --issue=<value>      (required) Issue ID or key.
  --key=<value>        (required) Property key.
  --value=<value>      (required) Non-empty JSON blob. The maximum length is 32768 characters.
  --worklogId=<value>  (required) Worklog ID.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates or updates the value of a property for a worklog.

`jira worklog add`

Adds a worklog to an issue.

USAGE
  $ jira worklog add --issue <value> [--comment <value>] [--visibilityType role|group --visibilityValue <value>]
    [--visibility <value> | ] [--started <value>] [--timeSpent <value> | --timeSpentSeconds <value>] [--property
    <value>] [--newEstimate <value> --adjustEstimate new|leave|manual|auto] [--reduceBy <value> ] [--notifyUsers]

FLAGS
  --adjustEstimate=<option>   Defines how to update the issue's time estimate. Defaults to 'auto'.
                              <options: new|leave|manual|auto>
  --comment=<value>           A acomment about worklog. In ADF for Cloud and simple string for Server/DC.
  --issue=<value>             (required) Issue ID or key.
  --newEstimate=<value>       The value to set as the issue's remaining time estimate, as days (#d), hours (#h), or
                              minutes (#m or #). For example, 2d. Required when adjustEstimate is new.
  --notifyUsers               notifyUsers Whether users watching the issue are notified by email. This parameter is only
                              for Jira Cloud.
  --property=<value>...       An entity property in the form of key/value. This parameter can be repeated.
  --reduceBy=<value>          The amount to reduce the issue's remaining estimate by, as days (#d), hours (#h), or
                              minutes (#m). For example, 2d. Required when adjustEstimate is manual.
  --started=<value>           The datetime on which the worklog effort was started. Example:
                              2014-03-19T18:45:42.000+0200
  --timeSpent=<value>         The time spent working on the issue as days (#d), hours (#h), or minutes (#m or #). Cannot
                              be provided if timeSpentSecond is provided.
  --timeSpentSeconds=<value>  The time in seconds spent working on the issue. Cannot be provided if timeSpent is
                              provided.
  --visibility=<value>        Visibility type and value in the form role/role_name or group/group_name.
  --visibilityType=<option>   Visibility of type of comment.
                              <options: role|group>
  --visibilityValue=<value>   Visibility type specific value. Role or group name.

DESCRIPTION
  Adds a worklog to an issue.

`jira worklog delete`

Deletes a worklog.

USAGE
  $ jira worklog delete --issue <value> --worklogId <value> [--adjustEstimate new|leave|manual|auto] [--newEstimate
    <value>] [--increaseBy <value>] [--notifyUsers]

FLAGS
  --adjustEstimate=<option>  Defines how to update the issue's time estimate. Defaults to 'auto'.
                             <options: new|leave|manual|auto>
  --increaseBy=<value>       TThe amount to increase the issue's remaining estimate by, as days (#d), hours (#h), or
                             minutes (#m or #). For example, 2d. Required when adjustEstimate is manual.
  --issue=<value>            (required) Issue ID or key.
  --newEstimate=<value>      The value to set as the issue's remaining time estimate, as days (#d), hours (#h), or
                             minutes (#m or #). For example, 2d. Required when adjustEstimate is new.
  --notifyUsers              notifyUsers Whether users watching the issue are notified by email. This parameter is only
                             for Jira Cloud.
  --worklogId=<value>        (required) ID of Worklog

DESCRIPTION
  Deletes a worklog.

`jira worklog get`

Returns a specific worklog.

USAGE
  $ jira worklog get --issue <value> --worklogId <value>

FLAGS
  --issue=<value>      (required) Issue ID or key.
  --worklogId=<value>  (required) ID of Worklog

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a specific worklog.

`jira worklog get-deleted [SINCE]`

Returns a list of IDs and delete timestamps for worklogs deleted after a date and time.

USAGE
  $ jira worklog get-deleted [SINCE] [--since <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  SINCE  The date and time, as a UNIX timestamp in milliseconds or ISDO Date Time, after which deleted worklogs are
         returned.

FLAGS
  --since=<value>  The date and time, as a UNIX timestamp in milliseconds or ISDO Date Time, after which deleted
                   worklogs are returned.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a list of IDs and delete timestamps for worklogs deleted after a date and time.

`jira worklog get-for-issue`

Returns worklogs for an issue, starting from the oldest worklog or from the worklog started on or after a date and time.

USAGE
  $ jira worklog get-for-issue --issue <value> [--startAt <value>] [--maxResults <value>] [--startedAfter <value>]

FLAGS
  --issue=<value>         (required) Issue ID or key.
  --maxResults=<value>    [default: 20] The maximum number of items to return per page.
  --startAt=<value>       The index of the first item to return in a page of results (page offset).
  --startedAfter=<value>  The worklog start date and time. Can be an ISO Date Time or a UNIX timestamp in milliseconds,
                          after which worklogs are returned.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns worklogs for an issue, starting from the oldest worklog or from the worklog started on or after a date and
  time.

`jira worklog get-updated [SINCE]`

Returns a list of IDs and update timestamps for worklogs updated after a date and time.

USAGE
  $ jira worklog get-updated [SINCE] [--since <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  SINCE  The date and time, as a UNIX timestamp in milliseconds or ISDO Date Time, after which deleted worklogs are
         returned.

FLAGS
  --since=<value>  The date and time, as a UNIX timestamp in milliseconds or ISDO Date Time, after which deleted
                   worklogs are returned.

DESCRIPTION
  Returns a list of IDs and update timestamps for worklogs updated after a date and time.

`jira worklog get-with-ids [WORKLOGID]`

Returns worklog details for a list of worklog IDs.

USAGE
  $ jira worklog get-with-ids [WORKLOGID] [--worklogId <value>]

ARGUMENTS
  WORKLOGID  ID of Worklog

FLAGS
  --worklogId=<value>...  ID of Worklog

DESCRIPTION
  Returns worklog details for a list of worklog IDs.

`jira worklog update`

Adds a worklog to an issue.

USAGE
  $ jira worklog update --issue <value> --worklogId <value> [--comment <value>] [--visibilityType role|group
    --visibilityValue <value>] [--visibility <value> | ] [--started <value>] [--timeSpent <value> | --timeSpentSeconds
    <value>] [--property <value>] [--newEstimate <value> --adjustEstimate new|leave|auto] [--notifyUsers ]

FLAGS
  --adjustEstimate=<option>   Defines how to update the issue's time estimate. Defaults to 'auto'.
                              <options: new|leave|auto>
  --comment=<value>           A acomment about worklog. In ADF for Cloud and simple string for Server/DC.
  --issue=<value>             (required) Issue ID or key.
  --newEstimate=<value>       The value to set as the issue's remaining time estimate, as days (#d), hours (#h), or
                              minutes (#m or #). For example, 2d. Required when adjustEstimate is new.
  --notifyUsers               notifyUsers Whether users watching the issue are notified by email. This parameter is only
                              for Jira Cloud.
  --property=<value>...       An entity property in the form of key/value. This parameter can be repeated.
  --started=<value>           The datetime on which the worklog effort was started. Example:
                              2014-03-19T18:45:42.000+0200
  --timeSpent=<value>         The time spent working on the issue as days (#d), hours (#h), or minutes (#m or #). Cannot
                              be provided if timeSpentSecond is provided.
  --timeSpentSeconds=<value>  The time in seconds spent working on the issue. Cannot be provided if timeSpent is
                              provided.
  --visibility=<value>        Visibility type and value in the form role/role_name or group/group_name.
  --visibilityType=<option>   Visibility of type of comment.
                              <options: role|group>
  --visibilityValue=<value>   Visibility type specific value. Role or group name.
  --worklogId=<value>         (required) ID of Worklog

DESCRIPTION
  Adds a worklog to an issue.

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