Priority wise I believe the queries by ID and updated date are the most important because those would at least make it possible to check for recent updates or new entries after some starting point, which is crucial functionality for many integrations. This function is very useful and has a lot of parameters that can be used to call. Primary candidates for filter conditions would be: If you are not interested in technical programming information, please access our Help Center. I thought the JSON would have created the user when adding the ticket. Hi all,I try to create a note to an existing ticket with an attachment without success.I try with the API example without issue : curl -v -u APIKEY:X. Because of that, we'll instead want to define our JSON parameter as a string. But if the user exists in the system, the eTicket is created. OpenAPI 2 doesn't support objects as query parameters only primitive values and arrays of primitives are supported.
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It would be very helpful to be able to query by certain conditions or in other words filter. The main goal of Blip Docs is to provide technical development knowledge on the Blip platform and present various code samples.These are the minimum necessary concepts for who wants to explore all power of Blip. In this tutorial, we'll learn how to work with JSON objects as query parameters using OpenAPI.
This is of very limited usefulness given that an instance may easily contain thousands upon thousands of time entries. At least, that is all that is documented ( ). Currently it appears that the only way to retrieve time entries with the REST API is to either list all time entries or request them one at a time by ID.
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