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What does "on hold" mean in Bitbucket issues?

Arlo Faria
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February 4, 2019

In the Bitbucket issue tracker (not JIRA) there is a workflow status called "on hold"; there is no status called "in progress" as would be typical in JIRA.

Should I assume that "on hold" in Bitbucket means the same thing as "in progress" in JIRA?

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Ana Retamal
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February 5, 2019

Hi Arlo,

You can give it any meaning you want. Within the Bitbucket team, we use the "On hold" status when further info is needed on a reported bug/feature, or when further testing is necessary to see if the issue is reproducible.

But if you'd like to use it for something different, that's up to you :) 

Let us know if you have any other questions,

Ana

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