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If you have the ScriptRunner plugin, this can be achieved using a Workflow validator:
issue.subtasks.every(subtask => subtask.status.name == 'Done')
This ensures that all subtasks have the Done resolution before the parent issue can be transitioned to the next status.
You can read more about the ScriptRunner validator and its examples in the documentation here.
I hope this helps!
Hello @최보훈_품질경영실_KBN,
I am part of the support team of Decadis and I would like to suggest our app JWT Cloud for this purpose.
Our Jira expression validator could check if there is any unresolved sub-task before transitioning to the next status as explained in the use case Check for unresolved sub-tasks.
Please, let us know if you need more information here or via our support portal if you are interested in this approach.
Best regards,
Vicente
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It depends on your use case. If you are using a Parent <-> Sub-tasks relationship, there is a built-in Sub-Task Blocking Condition in company-managed projects.
However, if you're working with higher levels in the issue hierarchy, such as Epic <-> Story, there is no out-of-the-box solution for this in Jira.
Therefore, we have created the Linked Issues Validator as part of the Workflow Building Blocks for Jira app. With a wizard-like UI, you can select options that represent your case. You can choose relations from: sub-tasks, parent issues, stories, all children, and linked issues. Additionally, you can filter relations by issue types and select criteria based on status category and status.
I hope it would help.
Cheers
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Hi @최보훈_품질경영실_KBN Welcome to the community!
You can use this using the JMWE plugin or scriptrunner plugin validator in the workflow.
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