Access the Rally API using python.
Currently it provides read and write access to some of the API provided by Rally.
- At the top level, the client can be used to:
get all the entities in Rally
get all stories/defects in a kanban state in rally
get a story/task by name
- Or, by importing the model objects, it is possible to:
get all stories/tasks/defects/iterations/user in Rally
get a story/task/defect/iteration/user by name
update a story/task/defect/iteration/user attributes in Rally
delete a story/task/defect/iteration/user from Rally
create a new story/task/defect/iteration/user in Rally.
- Full documentation can be found here:
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