Jaime Rojas
Hello fellas, I hope this gets to you (or at least to some of you) on-time:
I created this over the weekend and made it an open-source project. It is barely working as of now but will get the majority of us started.
You can also find it through the IDE plugin marketplace too searching for ClickUp.
Both Feedback and Contributors are also welcome.
Have a good day,
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Luis Perez Sanchez
Why there is no reply from the Clickup support team?
Pete Jackson
This is a major gap. Please address!
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Shiren Mathai
I have a whole team that would love this feature.
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Luis Perez Sanchez
Don't know what's the hold up
Sergio Vazquez II
+1 I have been waiting for this to happen for SOOO LONG!
ClickUp not being in the long list of providers makes them look like they are not a real player in the sector, and will never be a true contender.
Arnon Kahani
Any time estimation on this feature?
Daniyel Orr
This feature has much more votes than it seems... It is pity that till today no one in clickup team took it seriously. IMHO, this is a major drawback :-(
Tom Ashley
Did they announce development? They must realize they have to make it. It would be an infinity gauntlet of marketing. VSCode would be nice too.
Tom Ashley
Forget about how many votes this gets. The customers which benefit from this plugin are high value leads: designers, engineers & developers which make the platform recommendations to their CEOs. Don't forget that Jetbrains has a competing product which you could compete with in their own marketplace.
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Steven Grimm
I had a crack at this using the generic task server support and failed to get it working well. I think it's going to require an actual IntelliJ plugin because of how ClickUp's API works. Short version is there is no "list all my assigned tasks" API endpoint for IntelliJ to call, because ClickUp partitions everything by folders and lists. (That's probably why there is no "all my assigned tasks" view in the ClickUp UI!)
From my read of ClickUp's API docs, you would have to first query the available folders, then individually query each folder for its lists, then individually query each list for tasks assigned to your user ID, and then also query for the folderless lists and query each of those lists for its tasks. There's no way to do that kind of multi-level looping logic using IntelliJ's generic task server config settings.
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