I have a list of tasks in my Asana board which I need to archive since I no longer require them. How can I archive them in a bulk? Thank you!
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I have an iOS project, for CI/CD was selected Azure DevOps, I created pipeline and configured it according to documentation. It creates builds and upload to Apple Center, the only one thing I cant find out how to manage is how to increment build number, now I am doing it manually in xcode before generating a build.
Before we used fastlane, and it has such a possibility. So the question is how to increment build number with Azure pipeline, or at least force it to run fastlane file, to do it before the build is created?
Thanks in advance for any advice.
Update:
Its after creation of test project and installing extension Mobile App Tasks for iOS and Android, I cant add it to the list of tasks in the pipeline:
How to include it?
Update:
In case someone struggling as me:
After I wrote into support, so the issue was quit simple:
"And these task points these new available Android tasks and iOS tasks, we can view them from the Utility tasks when selecting tasks in pipelines, as below."
You can install the Mobile App Tasks for iOS and Android extension that gives you the ability to "bump version":
Change app's version name and code at build time.
Inputs:
sourcePath: Path to info.plist
versionCode: code number that must be an integer
versionCodeOffset: a specific number to increment the version code
versionName: user visible name (short code)
printFile: output the file before and after changing variables
TFS 2017 u2. The task gallery for build/release definitions is crowded by tasks that are utterly irrelevant to our software shop. They're built-in, so removing the extension is not an option.
Any way to hide them?
CAVEAT I discourage you: if you need to reinstall a Task, the process is non-trivial.
This has already been answered at Remove custom installed build task on tfs
The idea is to use tfx build tasks delete. You need the GUID of the task: a quick way to get it is to look at the task.json file in the https://github.com/Microsoft/vsts-tasks repository.
Unfortunately, there is no way to hide the tasks. You could search the tasks you want to use, and I've submitted a UserVoice at website below, you can vote it:
https://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/330519-visual-studio-team-services/suggestions/33373423-hide-build-tasks
In tfs when automatic release occurs (each night) my team have to change their backlogitems asociated with this build to an state called 'ready for qa' next day, sometimes we forget it, if the build mark those backlogitems as 'ready for qa' when it's success it would be great. Is there a way to configure the automatic release to do that?
I don't believe there is any native way to do this, but the following extension Update Work Item in the VSTS marketplace should work for you.
After installing the extension, you will need to add a task to your Release Definition and configure it to suit your needs. Be sure to enable the "Allow Scripts to Access OAuth Token" setting in your release.
Note: there are some nuances in configuring this task to be sure to read all of the 'help' icons during initial configuration
Personally, I found using TFS Rest API as a good way of updating Work items. The Work items update TFS API is quite simple and easy to use
https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/docs/integrate/api/wit/updates
The advantage of using it over build task is that you can run and test it locally and is easier to update and maintain
In Build page in Team Explorer, we have a list of build definition and when select them all, the delete command is disabled.
Selecting only one enable us to delete it.
Is there other places where we can quickly clear all the build definition?
To Deletion of the build, The documentation is here have a look for deletion
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg475877(v=vs.100).aspx#deletebuild
just goto "To delete a completed build" this section and read
Updated: (I thought you were asking for build deletion)
Here I found a tool called Team Project Manager, It allows you to automates various tasks as they mentioned. you can try this
http://teamprojectmanager.codeplex.com/
There is a free tool called the Community TFS Build Manager that allows bulk operations on Build Definitions (including Delete). You can find the 2013 version here: http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/73bf2d8e-aec6-406c-8e7f-1c678e46557f
Using the ASANA API, I can't find a way to create an unassigned task attached to a project. Ex: I would like to create a task "Add this feature" to workspace "12345678" and add it to project "456789" without assignee.
Any help?
Thanks!
(I work at Asana)
Every project belongs to exactly one workspace, and all tasks in that project must also be in that workspace. Therefore, specifying both project and workspace would be redundant.
That said, if you look at the Task documentation you will see you can specify a projects array at creation time to indicate which projects the new task should be created in.