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[Tilt 15]

Is there a replacement for project.createManager() in the new API?

[Mattias Lagergren 136]

19 hours ago, Tilt said:

Is there a replacement for project.createManager() in the new API?

I'm afraid that we do not yet support managers in the new ftrack-python-api. I will raise this with the team and see what the status is

[Tim Edelmann 0]

bump!

 

anything new on this one?

I would like to add managers via the new api

 

see: my post

[Mattias Lagergren 136]

Nothing new I'm afraid, I will re-raise the question with the team.

[peter divers 0]

Im trying to find where I can return  a list of the managers of a project from it seemed easy in the old api of using project.getManager(), but in the new version im having issues ive tried scanning through at both a task and project level to no success any help would be greatly appreciated.

cheers

Edited September 11 by Mattias Lagergren
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[peter divers 0]

Ive posted a topic on this but just found this one, so I guess bumping this back up again

[Mattias Lagergren 136]

Hi Peter, we have not yet implemented support for manager in the API and it is currently not on the roadmap.

[Jana Mizikova 0]

On 9/7/2018 at 4:59 AM, peter divers said:

Im trying to find where I can return  a list of the managers of a project from it seemed easy in the old api of using project.getManager(), but in the new version im having issues ive tried scanning through at both a task and project level to no success any help would be greatly appreciated.

cheers

Hey, 

I was trying to find a similar solution and I came up with a workaround. I am listing users that create calendar events in the overview for the project that in my case are the managers. Try this:

def get_managers(session, project_name):
	events = session.query('Project where full_name is "{}"'.format(project_name)).one()['calendar_events']
	managers_list = sorted(set([x['created_by']['username'] for x in events]))
	return managers_list