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Hi,
I have the following problem to solve, I need to control the load of hours of the developers who are working on a task, I must have the record of their hours worked daily.
The solution that I want to implement is to not allow the transition of task states, if the load of hours that you work is not registered.
Is there a way to perform this validation?
Greetings
Pablo
Hello @Trudy ClaspillI work with a project managed by the company.
What would the flow configuration look like?
Can you give me some reference?
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Hello @Pablo Renzo
Are you working with issues in a Team Managed project or a Company Managed project? That information will display at the bottom of the navigation panel on the left.
For a Company Managed project it would be possible to customize the workflow so that every time a person tried to change an issue status they would be required to enter time worked also.
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Hello @Pablo Renzo
You would create a Screen with just the Log Work field on it.
You would attach that screen to each Workflow Transition in your Workflow.
Creating a screen and adding it to a workflow transition is demonstrated in this video.
In each transition you add a Validator > Field Required Validator, and specify the Time Spent field.
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