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Here is the curl command for viewing your own user aliases: Talk
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curl -u username:password http://bitbucket-host/rest/awesome-graphs/latest/emails |
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- 'false' means that an alias is added manually by a user or via REST API;
- 'true' means that an alias was automatically linked by Awesome Graphs, which happens when a new email alias is being added and the add-on detects that such an email already exists in the database, but differs in case (e.g., John.Johnson@stiltsoft.com and john.johnson@stiltsoft.com), and adds this detected email as an automatically linked alias.
Adding aliases
The curl command for adding a new alias needs to include an additional parameter 'email', which value is the email address that should be added as an alias.
Here is the curl command for a user to add a new alias for him/herself:.
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curl -u username:password -X PUT -G -d email=jsmith@example.com http://bitbucket-host/rest/awesome-graphs/latest/emails |
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