Pulling Jira tasks into Google Sheets via a custom TRadImport function returns exactly 335 entries:
TRadImport("Endpoint?limit=335", "//entry")
Is this 335-record ceiling set by Jira or is it a Sheets limitation?
Examining similar scenarios and based on my own experience with Jira’s RSS exports, the 335-record limit appears to be applied by Jira itself rather than by Google Sheets. It is common for APIs to implement server-side caps for performance or to prevent overload. This situation indicates that Jira settings may need to be adjusted if a larger number of records is required, assuming that configuration is allowed by the API. I suggest reviewing the Jira documentation for details on modifying export limits if necessary.
i believe it’s a jira imposed limit. i’ve run into similar issues and found that rss feeds are capped. check jira docs, might be a built in performance measure.
My experience with Jira integration suggests that the record limit you’re observing is likely imposed on the Jira side rather than by Google Sheets. In one of my projects, I also noticed that the RSS feed did not list more than a few hundred tasks, which led me to test alternative export methods. When using Jira’s web-based API calls instead of RSS, the record limits were more flexible. It appears that the RSS export might be configured to avoid performance bottlenecks. Reviewing the Jira documentation or contacting support could provide more detailed configuration options if expanding the record count is crucial to your workflow.