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Add a button in a ticket to move a ticket to a queue.

Dave Gunn_6iv2bp

Hi everyone

I'm trying to add a button in to our change/CAB tickets that lets you move the ticket to a queue. The queue being 'wishlist'.

I've been into workflow and tried 'adding transition' and such but I've gotten stuck. I feel I'm agonisingly close.

Thanks

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Dave Gunn_6iv2bp

Looks like I've got it, Dirk. A button has appeared.

Things may need fine-tuning but the main goal is achieved

Thanks for the prompt answers.

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Dirk Ronsmans

Hi @Dave Gunn

well a Queue is nothing more than (crudely said) a named/filtered view on your tickets. So you'll have to define what the filter on that Queue would be.

It could be a status being "Wishlist" as you are trying to do or a different "category" custom field.

If you want to use a button, a state transition seems the most logical.

So:

add a state to your workflow
add a transition from the other states to that new "wishlist" state
give that transition a name
publish that workflow
(and of couse make a queue that has a JQL of project = xx and status = "wishlist")

Where exactly are you getting stuck?

Dave Gunn_6iv2bp

Hi Dirk

I'm in workflows and were do I go to add a state? Maybe I'm missing the obvious.

I can see how to add transitions and name them and I remember how to publish the workflow.

Thanks

Dirk Ronsmans

HI @Dave Gunn

Are you in text or diagram mode? Diagram is always the easiest for me

First you click edit in the top right corner above the diagram and then you should see this in the top left corner:

In TEXT mode it is at the bottom:

Dave Gunn_6iv2bp

Hi Dirk

Thanks for your quick answers. Does this screenshot help?
I have added it as a transition.
I need my wishlist queue to be there as a final(?) destination basically. This possibly harks back to your number 5 in the original answer.

Dave Gunn_6iv2bp

Dirk Ronsmans

Hmm, i only see the transition you are trying to make. Did you also make a status?

when you are on the workflows menu itself and open the specific workflow you should first see the option to edit the workflow.

On that screen you have the "add status" option. I'm guesisng you clicked the add transition option now.

I would suggest to first add a status "wishlist" and then add the transtion towards that new status.

The name you give your transition will then show up as the button text.

Dave Gunn_6iv2bp

Thanks again. But why no 'wishlist' as a choice? See screenshot. I added as a status.

Dave Gunn_6iv2bp

Looks like I've got it, Dirk. A button has appeared.

Things may need fine-tuning but the main goal is achieved

Thanks for the prompt answers.

Dirk Ronsmans

You’re welcome. Care to elaborate what was the issue why you couldn’t create the transition initially?

Was my answer complete enough to fix it?

Dave Gunn_6iv2bp

It's hard to give a precise answer but I knew I needed to be in or around workflows and simply became stuck. I think I figured out a transition needed creating from trial and error and you lit the way with the suggestion of creating a status.

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