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This article is for Server and Data Center. |
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These are unpublished settings and should only be undertaken on the advice of Tempo Support. Misconfiguration or misuse of these settings could cripple your Tempo functionality and user experience so proceed with extreme caution. |
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Information on Tempo rest API’s can be found here.
Disable worklog export:
In instances where you want to restrict the export of Tempo reports (for security or data compliance), the flag worklogExportEnabled was added to the global configuration rest api to disable the worklog report export. If disabled, the worklog reports will show an error message explaining why the export cannot be used.
How to use the API:
Authentication works in the same way as the any other documented Tempo APIs (i.e. basic auth + setting the CSRF cookie).
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Switch false to true to enable it again.
Limit the worklog query base count:
In some environments, it may be desirable to cap the number of worklogs that are processed for a report. To do so, you can configure a defined limit of worklogs in the global configuration rest api via the key, worklogQueryBaseCountLimit. This will prevent query processing of large volumes of data. If a number is configured, the the system will show an explanatory error message should a user who’s search parameters exceed the set limit.
Determining the appropriate cap on worklogs is unique to each customer’s Tempo instance.
How to use the API:
Authentication works in the same way as the any other of our documented Tempo APIs (i.e. basic auth + setting the CSRF cookie).
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The minimum system-accepted value for the Worklog Query Base Count Limit is 1000. Entering a lower value will cause the system to generate an error and reject the invalid entry. The previous accepted value will remain active and cannot be replaced with an invalid entry.This article is specific to Server Release 15.0.1 and should only be used with it. The complete Server Release Notes can be found here
To find your environments optimal limit:
Start with a big number like 100,000 and monitor your systems and user reported problems related to the limit. If you are still experiencing problems related to load, try lowering the number to 90,000 and repeat until you have found the desired limit.