def alm_add_task(self, task):
if self.config['alm_issue_label']:
tags_string = self.config['alm_issue_label']
for tag in task['tags']:
tags_string += '; ' + tag
default_args = {
'State': self.config['tfs_new_status'],
'Iteration Path': self.config['tfs_iterationpath'],
'Area Path': self.config['alm_project'],
'Work Item Type': self.config['tfs_issue_type'],
'Tags': tags_string
}
create_args = self.get_new_issue(task, defaults=default_args)
target_url = '%s/%s/_apis/wit/workitems/$Task?api-version=1.0' % \
(self.config['tfs_collection'], urlquote_str(self.config['alm_project']))
try:
work_item = self.alm_plugin.call_api(target_url, method=URLRequest.PATCH,
args=self.convert_create_args_to_api_args(create_args),
call_headers={"content-type": "application/json-patch+json"})
except APIError as err:
raise AlmException('Encountered an error creating a new work item: %s' % err)
tfs_task = self.get_task_object(task, work_item)
if self.config['alm_standard_workflow'] and (task['status']['id'] in STATUS.DONE_SET or task['status']['id'] in STATUS.NA_SET):
self.alm_update_task_status(tfs_task, task['status']['id'])
return tfs_task
def alm_get_task_legacy(self, task):
wiql_query = ('Select [Id] From WorkItems Where [System.IterationPath]=\'%s\' and [System.AreaPath]=\'%s\' '
'and [Title] Contains \'%s\'' % (self.config['tfs_iterationpath'], self.config['alm_project'],
task['alm_fixed_title']))
data = {
"query": wiql_query
}
target_url = '%s/%s/_apis/wit/wiql?api-version=1.0' % \
(self.config['tfs_collection'], urlquote_str(self.config['alm_project']))
try:
response = self.alm_plugin.call_api(target_url, method=URLRequest.POST, args=data)
except APIError as err:
raise AlmException('Encountered an error searching for task: %s' % err)
if 'workItems' not in response or not response['workItems']:
return None
work_item_id = response['workItems'][0]['id']
work_item_url = self.get_work_item_url(work_item_id)
try:
work_item = self.alm_plugin.call_api(work_item_url)
except APIError as err:
raise AlmException('Unable to retrieve work item for %s: %s' % (task['task_id'], err))
return self.get_task_object(task, work_item)
