Overview This command edits an existing milestone (available with FogBugz 8.2+). Any optional arguments that are not included will clear the corresponding data from the milestone. This will also remov...
Overview With this API Command, you will be able to create or remove dependencies of one milestone upon another. Steps To create a dependency, send cmd=addFixForDependency. The available arguments are...
Overview Cases marked as “viewed” will appear to be visited links in the FogBugz UI. Steps To mark or unmark a case as viewed, send cmd=view. The available arguments are: ixBug – required. ixBugEvent ...
Overview Only Admin and Normal users without 2FA enabled are able to generate valid tokens using the API. Generating tokens in the UI is the recommended approach. Step-By-Step Guide FogBugz itself sup...
Overview We do encourage the repeated use of API Tokens to reach the FogBugz API, but if you need to log out, you can do so with the next command. Step-By-Step Guide To log off, send cmd=logoff. For e...
Overview Using List you can get multiple relevant results from almost every area from FogBugz. Make sure you filter down your list with the specific arguments for each command. Step-By-Step Guide Case...
Overview You can list multiple or single cases with FogBugz API using two commands: cmd=listCases - uses a saved filter cmd=search - needs a search criteria Both can be used for listing in one step al...
Overview You can increment your case ID so the next newly created case to start with a given case number. For example, if the current highest case number is 35, and you want the next case number to st...
Overview With this set of commands, you can get the values used for our reporting. This can be useful if you need to build your own templates or graphs, or simply want your data in another format. Aud...
Overview: Once logged on, you can get a list of filters available to the current user. FogBugz has three kinds of filters. Built-in filters are always present, and include “My Cases” and sometimes the...