Any answer or approach would be really appreciated. Please help!
The Rally Connector for JIRA is the usual way of getting user stories from Rally to JIRA. It's designed to be an integration, but it can also be used for a one time import.
And if you want to do a one-off import you can also retrieve the issues from Rally, format them into CSV and use the JIRA CSV Importer. We do this for customers at ServiceRocket pretty regularly, though it's not a small task
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As part of our new project we are trying to build a report using tableau.The report presents the information for a sprint as per the requirement.Currently we are manually updating the data source for the report.
"Is there a way through which i can access the JIRA information for a sprint and store it in a database so that i can abolish the manual updates".
Yes, due to Jira's popularity there is a Jira API for the vast majority of programming languages with which you could accomplish this.
I personally would suggest the jira-python api due to it's vast documentation that can be found here: https://jira.readthedocs.io/en/master/api.html#jira.
Then you would simply call sprints(...) or sprints_by_name(...), and iterate through the results printing relevant information into your database.
I want to export all the details from Asana i.e all workspaces, its projects and all tasks along with the comments. I tried exporting in Asana but I could only get the tasks without comments.
Is there any way we can export all the tasks with the comments either through Asana developer APIs or any other third party tools/modules available?
[Full disclosure: I work at Asana :-)]
First off, there's a full-workspace export feature for premium organizations (https://asana.com/guide/help/faq/security#sts=Export)
But assuming you're looking for programming help (which is what stackoverflow is for), check out the documentation of the API, especially the documentation on comments aka stories. You can fetch the comment thread for a task, but it will obviously take a while to make all the calls if you have many tasks.
You can use bridge24.com/asana This product allows you to connect your asana account and see all your tasks and export them to Excel. In the exported file, you have a sheet for the tasks and also a sheet for the comments.
i try to find a way to archive project, issue and worklogs from jira to another database to increase performance.
It's someone already write a tools or have some sample of code to use to execute this goal ?
I think pass by the api will be to much expensive in ressource, so maybe i would like to pass by the database
It's there a way to transfert all old "items" who was not modified past a year ?
thanks
There is a tool I made for my needs which basically allows to convert Jira project to html website - maybe it will be useful for you: https://gitlab.com/kaszaq/jiratomkdocs/
To help my company better adopt using TFS i'd like to see if a custom web page could be made so the end user has no idea they're entering a bug into TFS. They find the TFS2012 web based GUI confusing. They are business users and able to write out a problem in a web app, the reproduction steps and expected result but they always forget to set certain fields which makes their entries not show up in my query.
I figured creating a custom web page that inserts the bug into TFS would help. Anyone know if this is possible?
You need to develop a web page which uses TFS API to create a bug. Please see below link which has sample code to create bugs using API.
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/3280.tfs-2010-api-create-workitems-bugs.aspx
In TFS online it is possible to import spread-sheet data to populate Stories / Tasks.
Can anyone tell me if this is possible in JIRA and if so give guidance on achieving this.
Many thanks
Yes, use the JIRA CSV importer (as a JIRA admin) and import the data. Then define the board's filter to include the imported issues