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As per Current configuration of JIRA: a Story goes into 'In Progress' status immediately after I hit create button.
My expectation is:
It will be created in Pending status and stay in Backlog
I should have ability to assign it to current Sprint/ iteration (based on type of project) and then Open it manually by pressing 'Open' button
At this moment I do not have this button at all.
Nic Brough Thanks for your feedback.
Landing status of my current WF is 'TO DO'. In Edit Mode I see 'Add Status' option that has a list of different t statuses. There is no 'In Progress' , I have 'In Review' .
Is it the same? Should I replace To Do with In Review.
Current scheme is:
Create - >To Do
In Progress
Done
This is not what you said earlier. You said the workflow is Create -> In Progress, not to-do. I don't understand what you want with your current contradictory data, but the advice still stands - work out where you want create to land, and make sure it lands there.
Trying to dissect your question one by one.
How to add Open button option to Jira story so that will not Open automatically after creation?
My expectation is:
It will be created in Pending status and stay in Backlog
I should have ability to assign it to current Sprint/ iteration (based on type of project) and then Open it manually by pressing 'Open' button
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