Returns all tasks assigned to a user. If a user gets his own tasks, the private tasks are part of the result as well. If you need only tasks of projects in status ‘progress’, set the ‘inProgress’ parameter to ‘true’. The assigned on from and to parameters are optional, but both must be provided if you want to use the filter.
The id of the user. Not required on the /me endpoint.
Whether the project of a task is in progress or not.
The value to filter the task assignments for. If this value is set, tasks are returned only when the assignment date for the provided userId is greater or equal.
The value to filter the task assignments for. If this value is set, tasks are returned only when the assignment date for the provided userId is less or equal.
Page number for pagination
Number of items per page
The properties to order by
The filter expression to filter by
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The name of the task. Max allowed length: 25000 characters.
The description of the task. Max allowed length: 25000 characters.
Whether this task is marked as priority.
The expected start date and time of the task.
The expected due date and time of the task.
The lane order defines the vertical position in the task board.
The expected planned workload of the task, in seconds.
The expected remaining duration from the original planned effort of the task, in seconds. Null if the user has no permissions to see time tracking information.
The Id of the task.
True if the model is coming from an external workspace (awork Connect). False otherwise.
True if the task is hidden for external workspace users. False otherwise.
The base type of the task. Can be ‘private’ for a private task or ‘projecttask’ for a project task.
The id of the status for this task.
The id of the type of work of this task.
The list assigned users of this task, or empty if not user was assigned.
The id of the project this task is assigned to. Only set if this is a project task. In this case, it is equal to the EntityId.
The correlation id between parent and subtasks, meaning it’s either the ParentId or its own Id.
The id of the parent task this of this subtask. Only set if this is a subtask.
True if the task is a subtask.
The number of subtasks of this task. Null if it’s not a parent task.
Whether this task has an attachment.
The lists to which the task is assigned to.
The id of the user of the private task.
The date this task was created.
The id of the user who created this task.
The date this task was last modified.
The id of the user who last modified this task.
The date the task was set to closed.
The user who closed the task.
The order of the task in a task status column.
The order of the subtask relative to its parent task.
When the task was created by a recurrency rule, the id is the link to the template of which the task was created.
If the task is a recurrency template (used to create new tasks by a recurrency rule), the flag is true.
Custom fields of the task.
The summed up duration of all time trackings for this task.
The summed up duration of all time trackings for this task, including subtasks.
The total planned workload of the task, in seconds, including subtasks.
The total remaining duration from the original planned effort of the task, in seconds, including subtasks.
The version of the entity, updated on every modification, to the ticks in UTC. Not identical to UpdatedOn.
The number of checklist items marked as done.
The total number of checklist items.
The number of task schedules for this task.
Whether this task is completed scheduled.
The number of comments on this task.
The id of the entity this task is assigned to. This is the id of the project if this is a project task, or the id of a user if this is a private task. See ‘BaseType’ for supported types.