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I created a new workflow and it shows inactive - How do I get it to be active?

Theresa Nazeer

I cant seem to activate a new workflow that I just created.

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MatthewC

If it's inactive it's because it's not been applied to any project. Is it part of a workflow scheme?

Has that workflow scheme been applied to a project?

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MatthewC

If it's inactive it's because it's not been applied to any project. Is it part of a workflow scheme?

Has that workflow scheme been applied to a project?

Vishwajeet Singh

This page can help you do that https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Activating+Workflow

Theresa Nazeer

No I dont know how to do that.

MatthewC

Ok, start here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/AOD/Activating+Workflow

A workflow scheme is what ties a workflow to an issue type. It decides what workflow each issue type has. Bugs may have a bug workflow, tasks may have a task workflow....

Decide which issue type(s), your workflow will be applied to then create a workflow scheme.

you list of available issue types if defined by your Issue Type scheme

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/AOD/Configuring+Workflow+Schemes

then associate it with your project

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/AOD/Activating+Workflow#ActivatingWorkflow-Associatingaworkflowschemewithaproject

if you have data already there, you will have to go through a short migration process

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