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I’ve fetched some tasks for “Project A” and suppose the ‘task notes’ or ‘assignee’ of the task is changed. How can I check in my next request if there are any changes?
Will I have to get all the tasks and check for their “modified_at” and compare it with some local value? or there’s an easy way? (because if I do this, I’ll have to get all the tasks and then send request for each task to get it’s modified_at, so If I’ve 100 tasks for a project, I’ll need 100 requests?)
I’m dealing with the same issue. There isn’t a great way to handle getting tasks that have been modified since a particular timestamp, but Asana’s api says that filtering options will exist in the future.
But there is a better solution:
This will give you all the tasks for that project with their modified_at timestamps. You’ll still have to request the individual tasks that have changed. The fields list can be a comma delineated list.