taskExecutions resource {n:taskExecutions?}/{integrationProvider}/allExecutingTasks GET{n:taskExecutions?}/openTasksForUser GET{n:taskExecutions?}/openedApprovalsForUser GET{n:taskExecutions?}/unclaimedTasksForUser/{startTime}/{endTime} GET{n:taskExecutions?}/upcomingTasksForUser/{startTime}/{endTime} GET{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/claim PUT{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/start PUT{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/startOverride PUT{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/fail PUT{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/failOverride PUT{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/skip PUT{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/skipOverride PUT{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/complete PUT{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/completeOverride PUT{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/reopen PUT{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/reopenOverride PUT{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/plainDescription GET{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/outageTaskCombinedDescription GET{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/environmentIds GET{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/taskTag/{taskTag} DELETE{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/taskTag/{taskTag} POST{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/taskTag POST{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/prerequisites DELETE{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/prerequisites POST{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/prerequisites PUT{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/prerequisites/{prereq} DELETE{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/prerequisites/{prereq} POST{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/dependents DELETE{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/dependents POST{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/dependents PUT{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/dependents/{dependent} DELETE{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/dependents/{dependent} POST{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/notApplicableReasons GET{n:taskExecutions?}/comments/{task} GET{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/relateTo/{other} PUT{n:taskExecutions?}/{task}/dependencyGraph GETCreate taskExecution elements from JSON inputYou can pass a single JSON object to create a single element, or a JSON array of taskExecution JSON objects to create multiple elements. If you create a single element, the response includes the URI of the new element in the Location response header, and the response body includes one taskExecution JSON object with the format specified by the format parameter. If you create multiple elements, the response includes a JSON array of taskExecution JSON objects with the specified format in an order that corresponds to the order of the input data. If no format is specified, the "detail" format will be used by default. If creating a large number of elements in a single request, it is recommended to use the "list" or "name" formats for better performance, when the use case allows it.Delete a single taskExecution elementThis method deletes the taskExecution element with the ID in the request path.Delete one or more taskExecution elementsThis method can accept a JSON array containing JSON ID strings, a JSON array containing taskExecution JSON objects with 'id' properties, a single JSON ID string, or a single JSON object with an 'id' property.Get a detailed description of a supported output format for this resourceThis method returns a JSON object containing documentation of a specific output format supported by this resource. The response will contain a JSON object with keys matching the keys of the expected output, but with values that contain English description strings rather than actual data.Get a list of supported output formatsThis method returns a JSON object containing documentation of the output formats supported by this resource. The keys of the object are the string values that should be provided as the "format" parameter for other methods of this resource. The value provided for each key is a brief description in English of the expected output.List all of the taskExecution elements in JSON formatThis method returns a JSON array representation of the elements of the taskExecution type. You can specify how the response JSON is formatted with the "format" parameter.List the ID and name of all taskExecution elements in JSON formatReturns a JSON array of JSON objects containing the IDs and names of all taskExecution elements. This is equivalent to GET /taskExecution/?format=name. Note that for element types that do not have a "name" property, the "list" format will be used instead.Show information about a single taskExecution in JSON formatThis method returns a single taskExecution JSON object with information about the element that has the specified id. You can change the format of the JSON response by specifying the format parameter.Update a single taskExecution elementSpecify the updated information for the taskExecution element as a JSON object. The server updates the instance in the request path; the 'id' attribute of the JSON object is ignored.Update one or more taskExecution elementsThis method updates one or more elements based on JSON input. You can pass a JSON array of JSON objects or a single JSON object. The method updates the elements based on the 'id' properties of the JSON object(s).Parent topic: REST commands