JIRA::HTTPError: Not Found - /jira/request_client.rb:13:in request'

[Sachin796]

Help to resolve JIRA::HTTPError: Not Found error while executing a ruby file from policies file.

Behaviour

• I am currently making use of .triage-policies file for some automation in which I have a function that uses the jira-ruby gem to connect to the ,local JIRA server setup.
• The curent URL is of the format https://jira.xxx.xx
• For the policies file I am currently using the gitlab-triage project, which has an option to mention a function which is written inside the custom .rb files and those functions are executed.

Approach

• The following is the code snippet that is used to connect to the JIRA using the gem

# frozen_string_literal: true

require 'jira-ruby'
require 'json'

module Test
  module Jira
    # Connection to JIRA API.
    class Connection
      API_TOKEN = ENV.fetch('JIRA_USER_TOKEN', nil)
      attr_reader :client

      def initialize
        @params = {
          site:            'https://jira.xxx.xx:443',
          context_path:    '',
          username:        ENV.fetch('JIRA_USERNAME', nil),
          password:        ENV.fetch('JIRA_USER_TOKEN', nil),
          auth_type:       :basic,
          use_ssl:          true,
          ssl_verify_mode: OpenSSL::SSL::VERIFY_NONE
        }
        @client = JIRA::Client.new(@params)
      end

      def find_project()
        client.Project.find((ENV.fetch('JIRA_PROJECT_ID', nil)))
      rescue JIRA::HTTPError => e
        puts 'Error while finding project'
        puts e.response.code
        puts e.response.message
      end
    end
  end
end

• The code written above works fine if I write it inside a file called test.rb and execute it with the commands ruby test.rb OR bundle exec ruby test.rb. The output that I get in this approach is as below..

$ ruby test.rb
For a better Pry experience on Windows, please use ansicon:
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If you use an alternative to ansicon and dont want to see this warning again,
you can add "Pry.config.windows_console_warning = false" to your pryrc.

C:/Users/User_Name/Documents/test.rb:343 :

   338:   use_ssl: true,
   339:   ssl_verify_mode: OpenSSL::SSL::VERIFY_NONE
   340: }
   341:
   342: client = JIRA::Client.new(options)
=> 343: binding.pry

[1] pry(main)> client.Project.find('<<ID>>')
=> #<JIRA::Resource::Project:0x000002bc4356f660
@attrs=
 {"key"=>"<<ID>>",
  "expand"=>"description,lead,url,projectKeys",
  "self"=>"https://jira.xxx.xxx.xx/rest/api/2/project/<<ID>>",
  "id"=>"<<ID>>",
  "description"=>"",
  "lead"=>

• When I try to execute the same snippet of code but using the policies file... it gives me the following error.

[4] pry(#<Test::Jira::Connection>)> client.Project.find('<<id>>') JIRA::HTTPError: Not Found from C:/Ruby30-x64/lib/ruby/gems/3.0.0/gems/jira-ruby-2.2.0/lib/jira/request_client.rb:13:in request'
`

• I am currently uncertain of why the issue is present only when I run the code using a policies file and not the standalone .rb file.

• I have all the envand proxies setup, and I can get the data using the API call using Postman.

• STRUCTURE OF THE POLICIES FILE

Any help would be great!

Thank you.

[Sachin796]

Hi,
Can anyone let me know if they can help out with the bug that I am facing if they have experienced the same.

Thanks.

[Sachin796]

Hi,
Can anyone let me know if they can help out with the bug.

Thanks.