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This article explains how to get the list of all projects and the related permission scheme in a CSV file using the Jira Command Line Interface (CLI) app.

Instructions

Use the getProjectList action to Get List defined projects with optional filtering by lead, category, and regex on project key or name. Get projects with no category by setting the category parameter to blank. If the jql parameter is provided, the issue count column will count the issues in the project that satisfy the JQL. By default, all issues in the project are counted. For Cloud and Data Center, further filtering is available with the options parameter including includeArchived.

An example, Let The support for retrieving the list of all projects and the related permission scheme in a CSV through the action getProjectList. Refer to the CLI action given below:

An example, let us try to get the project list

Execute the following action:

--action getProjectList --outputFormat 999 --columns 1,16 --file "projectwithpermissionscheme.csv"

In this action, --outputFormat, --columns & --file refers to the details mentions below:

outputFormat: Determines what columns are retrieved for the list.
columns: Column selection and ordering when action generates CSV output (Here I have mentioned 1,16 so I will be able to get data of only 1st column which is Project key and 16th column which is Permission Scheme not all the columns).
file: Path to file based content or result output.

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If you want all the details, remove --columns 1,16 and execute, and the command will get all the details.

 --action getProjectList --outputFormat 999 --file "projectwithpermissionscheme.csv"

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