This article provides a number of methods to identify Jira issue IDs in the Cloud.



CSV

Exporting all issues to CSV exposes the Jira issue ID:

  1. Navigate to Filters > Advanced Issue Search
  2. Using either Basic Search or JQL search for the issue(s) that you are looking for the ID of
  3. Click Export at the top of the screen on the right side
  4. Select Export Excel CSV (all fields)
  5. The issue ID will be contained in the issue id column in the generated CSV file.




REST API

In this method, it is possible to check only one Jira Issue Id at a time:

  1. Type the URL in a new tab of your browser: https://your-site.atlassian.net/rest/api/3/issue/{idOrKey}
  2. Replace your-site.atlassian.net with your Cloud URL and {idOrKey} with the issue key you want to get the ID, ie ABC-123
  3. Press enter
  4. This will load the issue data in JSON format within your browser, the Issue ID being listed under the id element





XML

Using this method, we can export a single issue via the Issue View to XML to identify the issue ID:

  1. Navigate to the issue that you are looking for the ID of, ie ABC-123, within Jira
  2. Click ⋯ in the top right corner and select Export XML
  3. The Issue ID will be stored inside the <key> XML element





Developers Console

Using this method, it is possible to check the issue id:


  1. Go to console, Navigate to Network
  2. Search for IssueId in the filter.
  3. All the Issue IDs are displayed.

     



Using GraphQL


Using the graphQL query, It is possible to retrieve the testIssueId.


Endpoint: https://xray.cloud.getxray.app/api/v2/graphql

Query:


 {

    getTests(jql: "Issue = 'FIR-19'",limit:1){

        results {

            issueId

            }

        }

}