Use Drupal.org's API for queries/string_change.txt & rn_mention.txt

[drumm]

To get a term ID from a string:

https://www.drupal.org/api-d7/taxonomy_term.json?vocabulary=9&name=String%20change%20in%208.0.2&full=0

To query for issues:

https://www.drupal.org/api-d7/node.json?status=1&field_project=3060&field_issue_version=8.0.x-dev&field_issue_category=1&field_issue_status=7&taxonomy_vocabulary_9=36890

RestWS doesn't support OR/IN queries, so all combinations of field_issue_category & field_issue_status will have to be requested and results merged together.

[junowilderness]

@drumm I was just checking this out and experienced intermittent 500 errors on queries like: https://www.drupal.org/api-d7/node.json?type=project_issue&field_project=3060&&field_issue_version=8.2.x-dev&field_issue_priority=300&field_issue_status=13

Also, is there a way to query multiple values, for example: &field_issue_status[]=13&field_issue_status[]=8?

(edited for my stupidity)

[junowilderness]

@drumm Duh, your comment on OR/IN went in one ear and out the other, sorry!

[drumm]

We do see the intermittent 500s on our end too. That seems to be the field cache warming up, we might lower the max number of entities returned in the future. Go ahead and retry, waiting 5-10s in between may increase success.

[drumm]

It turns out OR seems to be possible: https://www.drupal.org/node/2308939#comment-11371609

[junowilderness]

Yes, that works: https://www.drupal.org/api-d7/node.json?type=project_issue&field_project=3060&&field_issue_version=8.2.x-dev&field_issue_priority=300&field_issue_status[value][]=13&field_issue_status[value][]=8&limit=10

[junowilderness]

Or it seems to work, in this case. There are comments in the issue you referenced on not-so-subtle surprises.