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Hello Team,
For the Defect issue type it have different transition state To Do/Open--Assign --Resolved--Closed Issue--Reopen Defect--Re-assign. This workflow is properly worked in Defect backlog project. But it doesn’t work when we use same workflow in release project after starting Sprint, once we planned the defect in the same sprint.
We are experiencing an issue with the Defect issue type. A Defect does not have the same states of stories and tasks so we have created a column mapping in our board to map the Resolved state of a defect to the “In Progress” state of the active sprints view.
However, the problem is that the representation of a Defect issue created within a System Release project does not seem to be consistent. When a Defect is set to the resolved state the issue key becomes strikeout. But it shouldn’t be cause its status is not mapped to Done. If the defect is re-opened (state is moved back to TODO) then the key becomes not strikeout. When the defect is re-assigned the key becomes strikeout yet the Defect is still in the In Progress state.
In the release project we have only three state To Do--In Progress--Done & we are creating board in the project. In column management added column as shown in screenshot1
Please find attached screenshots regarding Workflow for Defect Issue type for your reference; Screenshot2 & Screenshor3
Please let me know how to resolve this problem.
Thanks in Advance!
Regards,
Swapnashilpa
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