Saved Queries
This resource lets you get the list of saved searches that the specific user created.
Resource | |
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Returned entity | SavedQuery. For the description of the entity attributes, see Supported Fields section. |
Supported methods |
Represents a saved search.
Below you can find the list of resources that let you work with this entity.
Saved Queries of a User
Extends WatchFolder
This table describes attributes of the SavedQuery entity.
To receive an attribute in the response from the server, specify it explicitly in the
fieldsrequest parameter.To update an attribute, provide it in the body of a POST request.
Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id | String | The ID of the saved search. |
query | String | The query that is saved in this search. |
issues | The collection of issues that match this saved search. | |
visibleFor | Deprecated. Use the Group of users that can see this saved search. If the saved search is visible only to its owner, this property is null. | |
updateableBy | Deprecated. Use the Group of users that can update this saved search. If only the owner of the saved search can update it, this property is null. | |
readSharingSettings | Users and groups that can see this saved search. If the saved search is visible only to its owner, this property contains an empty array. | |
updateSharingSettings | Users and groups that can update this saved search. If only the owner of the saved search can update it, this property contains an empty array. | |
owner | The user who created the watch folder. | |
name | String | The name of the issue folder. |
Get the list of all saved searches that this user created.
GET /api/users/{userID}/savedQueries?{fields}&{$top}&{$skip}null | Database ID of SavedQuery |
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Parameter | Type | Description |
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fields | String | A list of SavedQuery attributes that should be returned in the response. If no field is specified, only the |
$skip | Int | Optional. Lets you set a number of returned entities to skip before returning the first one. |
$top | Int | Optional. Lets you specify the maximum number of entries that are returned in the response. If you don't set the $top value, the server limits the maximum number of returned entries. The server returns a maximum of 42 entries for most resources that return collections. For more information, see Pagination. |
https://example.youtrack.cloud/api/users/1-2/savedQueries?fields=query,id,name,visibleFor(id,name),isUpdateable,owner(id,name)&$top=3[
{
"query": "project: RAP #Unassigned",
"visibleFor": null,
"owner": {
"name": "John Doe",
"id": "1-2",
"$type": "User"
},
"name": "Unassigned in RAP",
"id": "51-4",
"$type": "SavedQuery"
},
{
"query": "project: RP #Unassigned",
"visibleFor": null,
"owner": {
"name": "John Doe",
"id": "1-2",
"$type": "User"
},
"name": "Unassigned in RP",
"id": "51-7",
"$type": "SavedQuery"
},
{
"query": "project: GRP #Unassigned",
"visibleFor": null,
"owner": {
"name": "John Doe",
"id": "1-2",
"$type": "User"
},
"name": "Unassigned in GRP",
"id": "51-8",
"$type": "SavedQuery"
}
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