Iteration.current(@proj).stories

[kleetus]

This returns no stories when stories exist.

Before I get into debugging the gem for this, is this gem still being maintained?

[jasonnoble]

Hi Chris! Yes, this project is being maintained.

[kleetus]

Thanks Jason, getting the current iteration stories this way:

Iteration.current(@Proj).stories

where @Proj is a valid PivotalTracker::Project worked for months and now I can't gather any stories this way. I can use @Proj to find an individual story. Is there an easy way to see the URL that the gem is using to get the current stories?

[jasonnoble]

I use a proxy software like Charles (http://www.charlesproxy.com/), then force all my network connections through there.

I did the following to debug:

irb
>> require 'pivotal-tracker'
>> PivotalTracker::Client.token = '23456789034567890abcedeaf'
>> @project = PivotalTracker::Project.find(456789)
>> PivotalTracker::Iteration.current(@project).stories

For me, it is returning stories. Do any of the other Iteration methods work? Try start and finish. Full docs: https://github.com/jsmestad/pivotal-tracker/blob/master/lib/pivotal-tracker/iteration.rb

[kleetus]

Jason: the issue is related to the data structure returned -OR- how the response is parsed (HappyMapper or libxml). The api seems to be returning good data when trying the connection via curl. I am still tracking this down, but I will let you know what I find. Chances are, its my mistake, but I will certainly send a PR if I find otherwise.