Is there a way to import tasks into Rally?
I know how to import user stories and defects from a csv file, and I see how to export tasks, but I can't find anything anywhere about importing tasks IN to Rally.
Thanks.
i was able to import tasks by using the Rally Excel add-in. the field must be identical to the schema and there are a few required fields. Note the Work Product field is how it knows which user story to import the tasks under (which is a bit odd -- not sure what they don't just use the user story #.). And Work Product is equivalent to the User Story Name
https://prod.help.rallydev.com/rally-add-excel
Unfortunately you can't do this through the Rally UI. It is a very popular feature request. I'd recommend registering your support for this feature by voting up this existing Idea out on Rally Ideas:
http://ideas.rallydev.com/ideas/D336
Alternatively, some customers have opted to write webservices scripts using Rally's developer toolkits/APIs:
http://developer.rallydev.com/help/rest-apis
To facilitate this functionality.
Yes, there is a way to do this without the Excel add-in.
Steps to import tasks:
In Rally, Click on ‘Track’ on the header and click ‘Tasks’ from the dropdown
Then click on ‘Actions’ on the right side and click ‘Import Tasks…’ from the dropdown
Browse to the file and click import
Remember to not put any commas in your Comma Separated Values (.csv) file.
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I'm creating tables via the Big Query command-line utility, but occasionally ad-hoc querying with the new web UI. After creating a table via the CLI, how do I refresh the datasets/resources section in the new Google BigQuery Web UI so that I can see the newly-created table? The old UI had a "refresh" drop-down menu item next to the dataset name.
I do not want to reload the entire webpage because it removes the text I have in the query editor and requires me to search for the tables again. I would ideally like to just refresh the list of datasets in the "Resources" section.
The BigQuery team is already considering the possibility to add the "Refresh" button that was available in the Classic UI, to the New UI, in order to be able to reload the datasets and tables on a project without the need of reloading the entire page, as is needed now in order to see all the changes in the BigQuery project.
There are already several public Feature Requests available in the Public Issue Tracker, but let me share with you the one which is receiving more attention from other users. Feel free to "star" this issue in order to highlight its importance and leave a comment if you feel like there is anything relevant you want to add to the discussion.
Rest assured that this topic is already being discussed internally and the BigQuery team will update the public Feature Request whenever there is any relevant information to be shared with the users.
I have found a workaround for anyone still waiting.
If you click the search box in the project/dataset "Explorer" sidebar, then press enter, it will refresh the list.
This one... https://i.stack.imgur.com/Uce18.png
This is now possible. From the release notes:
Cloud console updates: In the Explorer pane, you can now refresh the contents of a resource (project or dataset). To refresh the contents of a resource, click more_vert View actions, and then click Refresh contents.
I could able to import test cases to rally from Excel with the below mentioned columns in Excel:
Project,Work Product,Name,Description,Method,Type,Owner
Tagging is one way teams can identify work items as part of feature initiatives or projects that may span multiple timeboxes.
How to add this Tag attribute in Excel sheet and import the test case to Rally?
Use the CA Agile Central Add-In for Excel for importing and exporting. It supports tags too. Here's the link
From my knowledge this is not supported with a direct import.. The method above with the plugin is ok but only if you are on Windows (bahhh) as there is no Linux/OSx version.
This has just gone or is continuing to go through a major rework as demo'd to me last month by the AC Product Owner of this feature.. I'll raise the question and get back to you...
I know you can now add the steps of a test case within the same import and link them, but that doesn't help;)
Here's a link to the new functionality
I created a module which displays filenames,size,time created etc of files in a directory . I showed this in table using openerp web framework. now i want search and group by options for this data. How can i achive this? I am not saving any data in db. Any one please help!!
Well Anuradha,
I see that you have done the thing purely using the web (qWeb) so you will be needing separate widget to enable the search facility over your view, similler example can be found on chatter wall i.e. messaging menu.
Thank You
I'm working on a project that is basically a file upload "wizard" that basically does the following:
Entry form to select document library and enter some basic info.
Enter additional library-specific information.
Tie in some calendar events.
My goals are:
- Create this as a sandbox solution using Visual Studio
- Avoid hacks and reinventing existing functionality as much as possible.
Some SP features I have run across that might be useful:
- Content organizer feature.
- Association forms.
- Declarative workflows.
Possible approaches I've considered:
A content organizer library that kicks off a workflow on submission. Not sure what the user experience for this would be like. Really hoping to keep to a single link -> Next -> Next -> Done kind of approach.
A declarative workflow with custom actions containing all the complexity.
An association form in front of the built-in document upload form for each library with a follow-on association form for calendar events.
Is this feasible and if so which approach is simplest?
I think I've come to my own conclusions on this. I've decided to go with a Drop Off library as part of the Content Organizer built-in feature (#1 above). This appears to be the simplest approach so far since I can do the majority through configuration in the Entity.xml files of the features. Many of the other methods I tried seems like they would require functionality not available in a Sandbox solution.
In order to achieve this, I defined site columns and added them to custom Document Type, then added this Document Type to all libraries. Using the Drop Off library, I can define rules to move the file based on one of the fields in the custom Document Type. I'm hoping to do any follow-up steps as a workflow that kicks off on the Drop Off library when a file is uploaded or as an Associated Form.
I'm investigating the use of Eclipse as a platform and I am trying to figure out how a plugin provides configuration. For example, say I have a plugin to display a user defined message. Further, I want that user defined message to be configured by the user. What is the standard way for the user to edit this message in the platform? Is there any documentation for this?
As you mentions in the comments, the article Preferences in the Eclipse Workbench UI described the way developers define preference pages for their plug-ins.
By use of the preference store in conjunction with the preferences dialog and provided field editors a plug-in developer can quickly put together a user interface for managing preferences.
The color preference page is an example of a simple page that uses a single JFace field editor to manage its values
That way, you can define several type of custom values configured by the user:
text field
set of predefined values (dropdown list)
array of values
Example:
Found it: http://www.eclipse.org/articles/Article-Preferences/preferences.htm Wow, Stackoverflow helps a lot! You only need to post and it magically comes up in Google
Sorry to VonC but I had already found it before he posted the answer :-/