It seems using the default parameter as.data.frame = TRUE causes column names do not match values, nor the function get_jira_issues to respect the fields chosen by the user (parameter fields=) when the comment field is used. However, turning the parameter to as.data.frame = FALSE, which returns the json, properly return the data.
I got this issue with the example from the README.md.
It seems using the default parameter as.data.frame = TRUE causes column names do not match values, nor the function get_jira_issues to respect the fields chosen by the user (parameter fields=) when the
commentfield is used. However, turning the parameter to as.data.frame = FALSE, which returns the json, properly return the data.I got this issue with the example from the README.md.