This document describes the functionality provided by the xlr-rally-plugin.
See the XL Release Documentation for background information on XL Release and release concepts.
The xlr-rally-plugin is a XL Release plugin that allows to integrate XL Release with Rally.
URI
for the Shared Configuration and also requires to define the project
)SERVER_HOME/plugins
directory.First, you need to add an entry in the Configuration section with information on how to connect to your Rally instance:
For URI
, make sure to use something like rally1.rallydev.com
(without http
or https
)
The next step is to add the whatever Rally task(s) you need in your release template (see above Task Types). For example:
Properties depend on the object you're creating or updating. Each object type has it's own set of properties. Note, properties are defined in the following format:
{ "State":"In-Progress", "Description":"My Description" }
The 'key' ("State" in this example) is the name of the property. The 'value' ("In-Progress" here) is the desired value. Multiple key-value pairs are separated by commas. Check the Rally Object Model reference available in the Rally Help menu for more information.
In the example above the Task TA3 has been updated with a new description and it's state has been progressed.
When you see a reference to 'Formatted Id', this is the Rally object ID prefixed with the object type. Below are common Rally object types and their associated code. To create a 'Formatted Id', enter \<code>+\<the id number>. For example, a User Story Id might be 'US12345'.
This tile can be used to capture rally records based on a query