Hi
Can anyone explain the stats reported in a bulk transtion
Filter returns 59 issues
Select Bulk change 59 issues
select Transition Issue, workflow action to resolve issue - says 22 issues will be updated
When in progress, the progress bars states Transitioning 42 issues. Checking issues updated in last 5 mins shows 22 issues changed.
Does anyone know what the progress bar is reporting? It confuses our users.
Tom
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I can't make the numbers work in the example given
Of the 59, only 22 are eligible to make the "Resolve Issue" transition - which is correct.
Of the 22, 19 are subtasks , 3 are parent tasks.
9 are subtasks of the 3 reported parent tasks. The reported parent tasks have 29 subtasks between them. It could be the +20 are the extra subtasks not explicitly selected
Although when looking after the fact, I can't factor in the eligibility of the subtasks as they've been updated by the test.
However I tried another test - bulk changed 1 issue, had 9 sub tasks, and reported 10 task to be transitioned. It only actually performed a transition on the 1 issue selected. So your theory looks generally correct but can't derive a rule that covers all variations.
I'd say its a bug in progress bar stats but i'll put it down as 'mostly harmless'
There's a couple of things to check over:
On the transition selection, it may be that only some of the issues in your filter can go through that transition. The bulk-change will make you select one transition and ignore the issues that can't do it.
If you have sub-tasks to transition, or parents with sub-tasks, then the 42 may be because of linked transition activities, although a jump from 22 to 42 sounds high to me.
I would want to compare what changes on
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