This question is in reference to Atlassian Documentation: Defining status field values This page "Defining status field values" has a link "default statuses" in the sentence "JIRA applications ships with a set of default statuses ...". That link leads to "Configuring Issues", which lists that "You can:" * Add your own values for issue type, priority, resolution, and status Where "status" links back to Defining status field values. Neither page lists the default statuses, which is what I was looking for, and found in older JIRA 5.2 documentation "What is an issue?" but not in the current documentation. JIRA_Default_Workflow.jpg

Hey Stephen! Sadly, to my knowledge, the default statuses aren't explicitly listed or labeled within JIRA. That said, there are two ways to see them. * View the default JIRA Workflow. Those five statuses are the defaults that JIRA ships with; Open, In Progress, Reopened, Resolved, Closed. * If you're an admin, you can browse to (Cog Icon) -> Issues -> Statuses. If you hover your mouse over the Edit link for each one, you'll notice id=***** at the end of the URL. The default statuses will have an ID of 1-6, where custom statuses all start with 10000. I agree, I wish it was a little more verbose as to which statuses are the default ones, but this will get you there. Good luck!

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Where are "default statuses" listed?

Stephen Paulsen

This question is in reference to Atlassian Documentation: Defining status field values

This page "Defining status field values" has a link "default statuses" in the sentence "JIRA applications ships with a set of default statuses ...".

That link leads to "Configuring Issues", which lists that "You can:"

Add your own values for issue type, priority, resolution, and status

Where "status" links back to Defining status field values.

Neither page lists the default statuses, which is what I was looking for, and found in older JIRA 5.2 documentation "What is an issue?" but not in the current documentation.

JIRA_Default_Workflow.jpg

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Hey Stephen!

Sadly, to my knowledge, the default statuses aren't explicitly listed or labeled within JIRA. That said, there are two ways to see them.

View the default JIRA Workflow. Those five statuses are the defaults that JIRA ships with; Open, In Progress, Reopened, Resolved, Closed.
If you're an admin, you can browse to (Cog Icon) -> Issues -> Statuses. If you hover your mouse over the Edit link for each one, you'll notice id=***** at the end of the URL. The default statuses will have an ID of 1-6, where custom statuses all start with 10000.

I agree, I wish it was a little more verbose as to which statuses are the default ones, but this will get you there.

Good luck!

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105349

Hey Stephen!

Sadly, to my knowledge, the default statuses aren't explicitly listed or labeled within JIRA. That said, there are two ways to see them.

View the default JIRA Workflow. Those five statuses are the defaults that JIRA ships with; Open, In Progress, Reopened, Resolved, Closed.
If you're an admin, you can browse to (Cog Icon) -> Issues -> Statuses. If you hover your mouse over the Edit link for each one, you'll notice id=***** at the end of the URL. The default statuses will have an ID of 1-6, where custom statuses all start with 10000.