User will create a user story and task in JIRA and i need to sync them to (basically continous copy user stories from JIRA to RALLY) RALLY
You really need to think about getting something from OpsHub and the like. They have ready-made tools to do what you want. It sounds like you are taking the wrong approach and are re-inventing the wheel.
Or alternatively, you could go to the Rally help pages: https://docs.ca.com/en-us/ca-agile-central/saas/connectors
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I need to select a user and then list all the projects that the user is working on. Also how can this be done with a specific workspace of the user? What would the url look like?
Also how do we access the teams that are created in asana using the asana api?
The documentation is decent.
Most notably, you're probably looking for endpoints /users, /projects, and /projects/[project-id]/tasks. To the best of my knowledge the API provides no way list all the projects a user is working on. You have to create that list yourself by iterating through all the tasks on a project.
Does the Asana API provide some method of getting user activity logs? I am interested in activity logs and login history logs.Logs could look e.g like "user created a task xyz", "user created a project".
I went through the documentation and could not find any such API/REST Endpoint. Does Asana keep such logs
in their system? If yes then is there a way to get them? If not then is it planned in a future release of the API?
(Asana dev here.)
This isn't something we currently provide. We're working on a system for getting semi-realtime updates to "subscriptions", but we were primarily thinking about subscribing to tasks, projects, workspaces, and so on. Subscribing to a user's activity would be an interesting use case, but one we haven't considered up until now, and one that might be a bit trickier.
Thanks for the feedback!
Our workspace has created a new project which we wish to add all of our 1,000+ users to. This seems most easily done via a script interfacing with the API, rather than making the edits by hand, since Rally doesn't seem to offer a batch update function for user permissions. My question is, are user permissions even editable via the API? I've made changes to user records in the past, but not their permissions.
For context, I'm using Pyral to interface with the WSAPI.
Thanks!
You can definitely batch script User Permissions via the WSAPI.
While it's not written in Python, there is an open-source set of Ruby scripting tools built to do exactly this:
https://github.com/RallyTools/Rally-User-Management
You might want to check it out - if nothing else, the User Management scripts could provide good hints as to how to accomplish certain User updated/edits in pyral as well. Obviously the pyral mechanics would differ from those in the Ruby rally_api used by Rally-User-Management.
Is Facebook planning to add functionality to allow developers to access the new "life events" posted on a user's timeline?
How about those posted on a friend's timeline?
Thanks!
Life events are not currently readable via the API for a user or their friends.
Keep an eye on the updates at http://developers.facebook.com/blog which is where we'll announce this functionality if and when its it built.
if you're building an app which wants to publish life events, the best current suggestion is to model them as custom actions and custom objects on the open graph and build timeline aggregations which show these objects off to at their best.
The bug reported on facebook about this issue was closed on 3rd October 2013. So, I don't think anybody at Facebook is working on making this feature available via API.
Read: https://developers.facebook.com/x/bugs/121450681328551/
I got interested in YouTrack and thought I should give it a go since apparently it has good integration with IDEA. I've setup the tasks server in IDEA, but what now? How can I view the list of all tasks, start/stop work on them, etc.? (I was previously using JIRA with it's connector plugin in IDEA so I'm trying to do the same with YouTrack)
Thanks.
Make sure to read the related documentation sections. If you have more specific questions, please edit your original question.
YouTrack can only be integrated as a provider of tasks. It is not like Atlassians IDE-Connector which allows you to eork completely in the IDE with issues.
Also note that when you connect YouTrack as a task provider, by default you will only see open tasks assigned to you. So you need to first go to the YouTrack web and assign an issue to you, then it will show up in IDEA.
Unlike using JIRA as task provider it will not provide you with a list of tasks, you have to search by complete task id for it to show up.