JSM surfaces help centers, portals, request types, conversations, knowledge base resources, services, and incidents.
1 2twg jsm help-center query --cloud-id <cloud-id> twg jsm portal query --cloud-id <cloud-id> twg jsm request-type query --cloud-id <cloud-id>
1 2twg jsm help-article query --cloud-id <cloud-id> --query-term "password reset" twg jsm help-article query --cloud-id <cloud-id> --query-term "VPN" twg jsm support-site-article query --cloud-id <cloud-id>
1 2twg jsm conversation get <id> twg jsm conversation query --cloud-id <cloud-id>
1 2twg jsm knowledge-base query --cloud-id <cloud-id> twg jsm knowledge-article query --cloud-id <cloud-id> --query-term "onboarding" twg jsm knowledge-capability query --cloud-id <cloud-id> twg jsm knowledge-permission query --cloud-id <cloud-id> twg jsm linked-source query --cloud-id <cloud-id>
1 2twg jsm queue query --cloud-id <cloud-id>
1 2twg jsm service query --cloud-id <cloud-id> twg jsm incident get TIP-1 --site <site> twg jsm incident query --cloud-id <cloud-id> twg jsm service-tier query --cloud-id <cloud-id>
Run --help at any level to explore subcommands:
1 2twg jsm --help twg jsm help-center --help twg jsm request-type --help twg jsm conversation --help twg jsm service --help twg jsm incident --help twg jsm knowledge-base --help twg jsm queue --help
Most JSM commands require --cloud-id. You can find your cloud ID by running twg doctor or twg jira space query -o json.
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