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Multiple workflows in one issue

Vidhya GOWTHAM

Hello

presently am using one work flow like this created -> in progress -> done

now i want to change this workflow

Example issue name is ABC

the work flow is D-> E-> F

But in E state i have to use 3 different workflows .

How to create multiple workflows in E?

Comments

Thomas Schlegel

You simply have to add more then one transition from E:

E -> F
E -> G
E -> H

Or did I understand your question wrong?

Vidhya GOWTHAM

My present workflow is

Craeted -> In progress - > Done

Now i want to change my work flow

Created - > In progress -> Done

But here In progress step i want to create 3 workflows .these 3 work flows run in parallel.

1st workflow is

Created - > Implementation -> Testing -> Done

2nd workflow is

Created - > In progress -> Done

3rd workflow is

Created - > In progress -> Done

These 3 subtasks are run parallel in In progress step.

Is it possible ?

Walter Buggenhout

It is very well possible that Thomas' answer is what you need. However, it might be easier to assist if you could just specify exactly what you need, rather than using D / E / F to represent what you call 'the worklows'.

A workflow consists of statuses (created / in progress / done in your example) and transitions (the path from one status to another, represented by an arrow in the workflow diagram).

If F, G and H in the example from Thomas are statuses, than you should be fine by adding them to your workflow and - indeed - adding 3 transitions from status E.

You can use conditions and/or validators on the transitions to help decide under what circumstances they may be available.

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

This is basically the same question you asked yesterday, which has similar answers.

See https://community.atlassian.com/t5/JIRA-questions/Multiple-sub-tasks-in-paralell/qaq-p/578162

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Yes, and see https://community.atlassian.com/t5/JIRA-questions/Multiple-sub-tasks-in-paralell/qaq-p/578162 for how.

Vidhya GOWTHAM

But i am not understanding how to create work flow for subtask ? am new to JIRA . i am learning now . can you please explain clearly.

and how to create subtask ?

Thank you

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