There is no memberships property on a story; it wouldn’t make any sense to have one.
A membership property on a task identifies a project and a section that the task is in.
A story’s “parent” object is a task; the story is attached to the task. There’s no direct relationship between a story and a project/section; the story just shows up wherever its task shows up.
I already checked the task object but it doesn’t return anything. You can see it in python below (happy to send from the Asana API docs GUI as well - same result)
What is it that you’re trying to accomplish? It looks like you’re trying to retrieve the “parent” task object from a task’s stories? But if so, I would probably just do an API call on the task object itself to get whatever info you need from it. Or are you trying to achieve something else?
Hi @Phil_Seeman - I looping over a number of tasks and would like the ID of the given tasks to be in the output of the story endpoint. Otherwise I can tie (join) tasks and stories together.
I just tried it in Postman and it does seem to be odd; I got the task info for the first story only, but not any subsequent ones. I’m going to pursue this oddity with my contacts at Asana, will let you know what I find out.