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Hey,
We have 1 workflow which is associated with multiple projects.
For specific projects I need to make Original Estimate is mandatory if issue moved to "In Progress" state from any other state.
Thanks,
Ronak
Hi @Ronak ,
There are 2 options.
project.key=='PBI' && ! issue.originalEstimate
Hello @Bloompeak Support ,
Thanks for prompt reply.
I agree with that and I know that solution already tired.
I am looking if it can be done via script (example below) because I have already 200+ workflows are in place. I tried with changing scripts but still it didn't help me. So probably I doubting script needs to be accurate to execute this.
if(project.key == ""){
if(originalestimate != null){
return false;}else {return true;}
}else{return true;}
Thanks,
Ronak
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What is the Add on you scripted?
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I have created script base I have provided in my previous reply.
if(project.key == ""){
if(originalestimate != null){
return false;}else {return true;}
}else{return true;}
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I am happy that you solved it.
You might simplify the script as below
return (project.key != "" || originalestimate == null)
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kinldy, could plz tell us where can i put this script ?
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