Update from jira.js 2.19.1 -> 3.0.5

[shadowempire123]

Hi,
is there some guide for howto migrate from jira.js 2.19.1 -> 3.0.5?
If I just update the version and run my project I just get errors like:

{
code: 'ERR_BAD_REQUEST',
status: 400,
statusText: '',
errorMessages: [ 'Project must be specified to create a version.' ],
errors: {}
}

{
code: 'ERR_BAD_REQUEST',
status: 400,
statusText: '',
errorMessages: [],
errors: { fixVersions: "Version name 'H_20240430' is not valid" }
}

Error updating issue : {
code: 'ERR_BAD_REQUEST',
status: 404,
statusText: '',
message: 'null for uri: https://jiratest.com/rest/api/2/issue//comment',
'status-code': 404
}

here is an example how I use it at the moment:

const client2 = new Version2Client({
	host: process.env.RM_JIRA_URI,
	newErrorHandling: true,
	telemetry: false,
	rejectUnauthorized: false,
	authentication: {
		basic: {
			username: process.env.RM_JIRA_USERNAME,
			password: process.env.RM_JIRA_PASSWORD
		}
	}
})


async function isVersionInProjectNew(fixVersion, projectToCheck) {
	const project = {
		projectIdOrKey: projectToCheck
	}

	const versions = await client2.projectVersions
		.getProjectVersions(project)
		.then((res) => {
			if (res.errorMessages && res.errorMessages.length >= 0) {
				throw res
			}
			return res
		})
		.catch((error) => {
			logger.error('failed to load isVersionInProject', error)
			return []
		})

	let versionsForFixVersion = []
	if (versions) {
		versionsForFixVersion = versions
			.filter((v) => v.name === fixVersion)
			.map((v) => {
				logger.info('Fixversion ' + fixVersion + ' exists in project: ' + projectToCheck + ' - ' + v.description + '.')
				return v
			})
	}

	return versionsForFixVersion.length > 0
}

thx

[MrRefactoring]

Hi @shadowempire123!

As I see, the URL to the resource might be incorrectly constructed. Let me check this additionally.

[MrRefactoring]

I will convert this conversation to issue

[MrRefactoring]

#311

[MrRefactoring]

@shadowempire123 are you using a Jira Server instance?

[shadowempire123]

What does this mean? Can I migrate to the Cloud API, will this work...?
thx

[MrRefactoring]

This means that there are two versions of Jira:

1. The one you host on your own server and manage yourself, called Jira Server. Currently, it is obsolete, and we do not support the API for it, although such solutions are still prevalent in the market.
2. The one hosted on Atlassian’s own server, called Jira Cloud, which is the current version of Jira, and its API is supported.

Therefore, it’s hard to pinpoint what's going wrong; it requires a lot of time to study, especially considering that we do not support this product.

[shadowempire123]

Hi,
just clarified, we are using "Jira Data Center". makes this a difference?

[MrRefactoring]

Unfortunately, we do not currently support this API. We might consider adding support in the future, but as of now, it is not supported.