I am trying to create Rally defect using pyral python package. Need to add a tag "#TestTag2".
Is there a way to add Tag at the time defect is created?
I am trying to add tag after the defect is created. But getting following error -
info = {"Workspace": "/workspace/123",
"Project": "/project/123",
"Name": "Test Defect",
"Description": "Test Defect details",
"Owner": "/user/123",
"ScheduleState": "Defined",
}
try:
defect = rally.create('Defect', info )
print ("Rally Defect Opened - {0} \n").format(defect.FormattedID)
adds = rally.addCollectionItems(defect, 'Tag',"#TestTag")
rally.addCollectionItems(defect,)
print(adds)
except Exception, details:
sys.stderr.write('ERROR: %s \n' % details)
sys.exit(1)
Getting following ERROR -
Rally Defect Opened - DE1234
ERROR: addCollectionItems() takes exactly 3 arguments (4 given)
Please help here, how to add a tag to a defect. Thanks in advance.
You got this error because of the signature of the method is the following:
def addCollectionItems(self, target, items)
You need to adjust your code to pass the list of tags:
tag_req = rally.get('Tag', fetch=True, query='Name = "TAG NAME"')
tag = tag_req.next()
adds = rally.addCollectionItems(defect, [tag])
Or you can use directly during Defect creation without any additional API calls:
from pyral import Rally
SERVER = 'SERVER URL'
USER = 'USER'
PASSWORD = 'PASSWORD'
WORKSPACE = 'WORKSPACE'
TAG = 'TAG NAME'
OWNER_EMAIL = 'bla@bla.com'
rally = Rally(SERVER, USER, PASSWORD, workspace=WORKSPACE)
target_project = rally.getProject()
user_req = rally.get('User', fetch=True, query='EmailAddress = "%s"' % (OWNER_EMAIL))
user = user_req.next()
tag_req = rally.get('Tag', fetch=True, query='Name = "%s"' % (TAG))
tag = tag_req.next()
defect_info ={"Project": target_project.ref,
"Name": "Test Defect",
"Description": "Test Defect details",
"ScheduleState": "Defined",
"Owner": user.ref,
"TAGS": [tag],
}
try:
defect = rally.create('Defect', defect_info )
print ("Rally Defect Opened - {0} \n").format(defect.FormattedID)
except Exception, details:
sys.stderr.write('ERROR: %s \n' % details)