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Hello, I'm new to Ftrack and I'm trying to write an action that displays info about what is selected (type, name, id etc). Mainly this is for us developers because I couldn't see a way to see the id of an object on the web front end. The problem I'm having is that whatever I select returns task as the entityType, whether it is a task or not. If you then query the session with the correct type and the entityId, you get a result otherwise you get None. My workaround for this would be to query every type until I got a result but in order to that I need a list of object types. How can I get that? Thanks, Dan
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Hello, I need to write some checks using the python api to make sure the current ftrack project is configured correctly. There fore i need to query the currents project Project Schema and check its configuration. Specifically: I need to query the assigned Objecty (ObjectTypes) of a Project Schema. I can access the the Types and objects with 'ProjectSchema.get_types()' as well as the statuses an by calling 'ProjectSchema.get_statuses()' but i can't find a way to actually figure out if an object (ObjectType) is assigned to the list of objects of the particular Project Schema. (I can easily find out if a specific object type exists at all using 'session.query("ObjectType where name is my_object_type_name")' but not which schemas it is assigned to.) I know from a different post, that creating new ProjectSchemas and "manage" them (editing them?) is only supported using the GUI. But What about retrieving the assigned Objects (ObjectTypes) ? It should be possible i guess. The Docs from ProjectSchema dont show any more methods: http://ftrack-python-api.rtd.ftrack.com/en/1.4.0/api_reference/entity/project_schema.html Examples for get_types() and get_statuses: http://ftrack-python-api.rtd.ftrack.com/en/1.4.0/example/project.html I Hope someone can help me out. Thank you in advance Lukas
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