Parsing the JIRA openapi description and generating a Perl client from it is part of the test suite for my module OpenAPI::PerlGenerator. I'm happy to be no current user of JIRA, so I can't test the generated code.

If that code works for you, I'm happy to release it as a stand-alone (generated) distribution. If there are changes you need to make to the OpenAPI specification, the openapi.json in the parent directory contains the specification for the generated code.

I fear you will have to restructure your current program though, because my code simply translates the JIRA openapi spec and has no thoughts about making JIRA easy to use.

In reply to Re: JIRA-Client-Automated stopped working for me, Atlassian modified the API's. The requested API for searching issues has been removed. by Corion
in thread JIRA-Client-Automated stopped working for me, Atlassian modified the API's. The requested API for searching issues has been removed. by gargle

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