I need to know how to import user stories for the project I am working on and filter those user stories using specific releases that some of them connected to
Actually I need something using the url to fitch this data like :
https://rally1.rallydev.com/slm/webservice/v3.0/artifact?query=((Release.Name=.............))=&fetch=true
but it is not filtering the data using the release name
also If I can modify this one to get the data that will be fine :
https://rally1.rallydev.com/slm/webservice/v3.0/hierarchicalrequirement/?fetch=Release,Tasks,FormattedID,Name,Owner,State&start=1&pagesize=200&pretty=true
Per WS API object model, there is no Release attribute on Artifact.
Use hierarchicalrequirement instead of artifact:
https://rally1.rallydev.com/slm/webservice/v2.0/hierarchicalrequirement?query=(Release.Name%20%3D%20%22ReleaseABC%22)&fetch=FormattedID,ScheduleState&pagesize=200
Since you are fetching Tasks: as long as you are interested only in the reference to the collection and the count it is sufficient. If you want to hydrate the collection a separate request is needed. In this example we traverse WorkProduct.ObjectID:
https://rally1.rallydev.com/slm/webservice/v2.0/task?query=(WorkProduct.ObjectID%20%3D%12345)&fetch=State,ToDo,Estimate&pagesize=200
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Want to store an object inside a workflow then want to receive it through cadence api.
ListOpenWorkflowExecutionsRequest listOpenWorkflowExecutionsRequest=new ListOpenWorkflowExecutionsRequest();
listOpenWorkflowExecutionsRequest.setDomain(DOMAIN);
listOpenWorkflowExecutionsRequest.setStartTimeFilter(startTimeFilter);
ListOpenWorkflowExecutionsResponse response=
cadenceService.ListOpenWorkflowExecutions(listOpenWorkflowExecutionsRequest);*
I am open to go with any solution.
Use the QueryWorkflowExecution API to retrieve information from a single workflow.
The list API is used to get lists of workflows without querying them directly. You can attach custom information (called memo) to a visibility record that is returned by a list API. Use WorkflowOptions.memo property to add it.
The memo is not indexable. If you want the ability to index on custom attributes use the Search Attributes feature. One other feature of search attributes is that they are updatable from the workflow code using upsertSearchAttributes API. So for example, if the workflow code updates the "state" attribute on each state transition then it would be possible to find all the workflows in a given state. Also, all the search attributes are returned by the list API so their value can be shown in the UI list view even if they are not part of the search predicate. Note that this requires Elastic Search cluster integration enabled.
I am trying to dynamically create environments with a set of specific predefined tasks and steps.
Anyone ever got this working well enough to post some sample code, or a guide?
I can't add an environment, or tasks to an existing one. I keep getting an error BadRequest, but I don't know what am I doing wrong in the JSON payload.
I can get the existing definition, I can do simple things like update the name of the release definition, comments and description when I update, but once I touch the environments it all breaks.
I am using the online URIs -
https://vsrm.dev.azure.com/{acct}/{proj}/_apis/release/definitions?api-version=5.1
Is there any way to get more information on what's wrong with my payload, what's bare minimum, or required?
If you mean create/update environment for the specific release definition, then you can try the following steps:
Get that release definition response and convert the response to JSON body:
GET https://vsrm.dev.azure.com/{organization}/{Project}/_apis/release/definitions/{definition ID}?api-version=5.1
Add (insert) a new environment (or update the existing one) to that JSON body. You can copy from the existing environment block, then change the parameters accordingly. For example: Add a new environment with "id":0, set a new name, the ranks of release pipeline stages need to be consecutive natural numbers, for example, the rank in previous stage is "2", then it should be "3" here. Keep others same as previous one
Update the release definition by calling the REST API with the updated JSON body:
PUT https://vsrm.dev.azure.com/{organization}/{Project}/_apis/release/definitions?api-version=5.1
You can reference the below screenshot for details:
I am using Sitecore 8.1 with xDB enabled (MongoDB). I would like to store the user-roles of the visiting users in the xDB, so I can aggregate on these data in my reports. These roles can change over time, so one user could have one set of roles at some point in time and another set of roles at a later time.
I could go and store these user-roles as custom facets on the Contact entity, but as they may change for a user from visit to visit, I will loose historical data if I update the data in the facet every time the user log in (fx. I will not be able to tell which roles a given user had, at some given visit).
Instead, I could create a custom IElement for my facet data, and store the roles along with a timestamp saying when the given roles were registered, but this model may be hard to handle during the reporting phase, where I would need to connect the interaction data with the role-data based on timestamps every time I generate a report.
Is it possible to store these custom data in the xDB in something else than the Contact collection? Can I store custom data in the Interactions collection? There is a property called Tracker.Current.Session.Interaction.CustomValues which sounds like what I need, but if I store data here, will I be able to perform proper aggregation/reporting on the data? Any other approaches I haven't thought about?
CustomValues
Yes, the CustomValues dictionary is what I would use in your case. This dictionary will get serialized to MongoDB as a nested document of every interaction (unless the dictionary is empty).
Also note that, since CustomValues is a member of the base class Sitecore.Analytics.Model.Entity, this dictionary is available in many other data classes of xDB. For example, you can store custom values in PageData and PageEventData objects.
Since CustomValues takes an object of any class, your custom data class needs some extra things for it to be successfully saved to and subsequently loaded from MongoDB:
It has to be marked as [Serializable].
It needs to be registered in the MongoDB driver like this:
using Sitecore.Analytics.Data.DataAccess.MongoDb;
// [...]
MongoDbObjectMapper.Instance.RegisterModelExtension<YourCustomClassName>();
This needs to be done only once per application lifetime - for example, in an initialize pipeline processor.
Your own storage
Of course, you don't have to use Sitecore's API to store your custom data. So the alternative would be to manually save data to a custom MongoDB collection or an SQL table. You can then read that data in your aggregation processor, finding it by the ID of currently processed interaction.
The benefit of this approach is that you can decide where and how your data is stored. The downside is extra work of implementing and maintaining this data storage.
I am to a fair degree familiar with Sails and Waterline.
Situation:
We have a Model Playlist with a many-to-many association to the Model Song on sails-mongo.
When we query for all playlists, we do not want to sideload all associated songs, we just need the ids of the associated songs so that we can load them lazily later.
When we do a populate (with Ember blueprints: populateEach()) we of course get the ids, but it takes around 1s for loading all the Playlists.
Without populate it is just around 50ms.
Complication:
After getting the results with query.exec WITHOUT populate, the ids of the associated songs are not included and not sent back to the requester.
But I can log the ids of associated records to the console via iterating over Object.keys(matchingRecord).
I can set them to a new property of the matchingRecord, all without populating.
However, I cannot explicitly set them to their property name.
Using the original property name is required for the interaction with the Ember frontend.
I tried to mess around with Object.defineProperty - no success. I guess the set/get functions are overwritten to prevent that.
Questions:
How can I make those id arrays of visible/prevent that they are hidden/removed?
Are there any other ideas from your side to maneuver around this issue?
Thank you,
Manuel
We are currently using visjs version 3 to map the dependencies of our custom built workflow engine. This has been WONDERFUL because it helps us to visualize the flow and find invalid or missing dependencies. What we want to do next is simplify the process of building the dependencies using the visjs manipulation feature. The idea would be that we would display a large group of nodes and allow the user to order them correctly. We then want to be able to submit that json structure back to the server for processing.
Would this be possible?
Yes, this is possible.
Vis.js dispatches various events that relate to user interactions with graph (e.g. manipulations, or position changes) for which you can add handlers that modify or store the data on change. If you use DataSets to store nodes and edges in your network, you can always use the DataSets' get() function to retrieve all elements in you handler in JSON format. Then in your handler, just use an ajax request to transmit the JSON to your server to store the entire graph in your DB or by saving the JSON as a file.
The oppposite for loading the graph: simply query the JSON from your server and inject it into the node and edge DataSets' using the set method.
You can also store the networks current options using the network's getOptions method, which returns all applied options as json.