Adding project to task while creating the task

[gosr]

Hi,
First of all, great work here.
I can currently manage to create a task, and assign it to myself (for testing purposes).
I want to add the task to a project while creating it, but it doesn't seem to work. That is, the project is not added to the task when I look in Asana (browser).

public void CreateTask()
{
    AsanaProject project = myProject;
    AsanaTask task = new AsanaTask(myWorkspace);

    task.Name = "Test task!";
    task.Notes = "asd asd asd asd lots of text";
    task.Assignee = me;
    task.DueOn = DateTime.Now.AddHours(4);
    task.AddProject(project, asana);
    task.Save(asana);
}

It should be noted that me, asana, myProject, and myWorkspace are correctly fetched before calling CreateTask().

I tried looking around in the source code, but I can't seem to find the reason why the project is not added to the new task.

The project has the following properties:

Archived = false
...
IsObjectLocal = false
...
Name = "<name of the project in Asana>"
...
base.Host.APIKey = "<my Asana API key>"
base.Host.AuthType = Basic
base.Host.EncodedAPIKey = "<some encoded key here>"
...
base.ID = <ID number of the project>
...

The other values represented by "..." are all null.

[niieani]

That's a limitation of the current implementation.
I'm working on a new implementation of Asana in C# which should implement 100% of the Asana API. While this one is a very good job (kudos acron0!), even after adding loads of functionality and writing the 2.0 version of it (my fork, 2.0 branch), I found this way of implementation to be a bit limiting. Mine will allow that what you speak of.

For now, with AsanaNet, you need to Save the task first and only then you can add the project/tag.

Mine should be ready in 1-2 months:
https://github.com/niieani/AsanaSharp

[acron0]

Cheers Bazyli ;) For me, this project was entirely experimental -- I have never actually used AsanaNet in production. So yes, the design is pretty edgy and limiting in a number of cases. I was impressed it was useful to anyone at all!

But I would definitely put your time and effort into AsanaSharp. I have no plans to maintain AsanaNet.

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