The description of the filter.

The groups and projects that can edit the filter. This can be specified when updating a filter, but not when creating a filter.

Expand options that include additional filter details in the response.

Whether the filter is selected as a favorite by any users, not including the filter owner.

The count of how many users have selected this filter as a favorite, including the filter owner.

The unique identifier for the filter.

The JQL query for the filter. For example, project = SSP AND issuetype = Bug.

The name of the filter.

The user who owns the filter. Defaults to the creator of the filter, however, Jira administrators can change the owner of a shared filter in the admin settings.

A URL to view the filter results in Jira, using the Search for issues using JQL operation with the filter's JQL string to return the filter results. For example, https://your-domain.atlassian.net/rest/api/2/search?jql=project+%3D+SSP+AND+issuetype+%3D+Bug.

The URL of the filter.

The groups and projects that the filter is shared with. This can be specified when updating a filter, but not when creating a filter.

The users that are subscribed to the filter.

A URL to view the filter results in Jira, using the ID of the filter. For example, https://your-domain.atlassian.net/issues/?filter=10100.