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Show - Hide workflow transition based on Issue type.

Tarun Sapra

Hello All,

Is it possible to -

Use case - there are 5 issueTypes in a project that share the same workflow. Now a new request comes in to add a new transition for only one of the issueTypes. Currently only way seems to copy and tweak the workflow for that issueType and update the Workflow Scheme of the project?

is there an better and quicker alternative?

Thanks!

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Amy Biasella

I highly suggest downloading JIRA Suite Utilities! It's free, and will allow you to do exactly what you want. I know since I have many examples of this requirement in my workflows.

After you install it (takes very little time, and no restart of JIRA required), do the following:

Go to your transition, and add a new condition. Select "Value Field".

Once in that screen, enter the following:

Field: 'Issue Type'
Condition: '='
Value: Exact name of your issue type
Comparison Type: 'String'

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Radu Dumitriu

Yes, you can put conditions on your workflow. ScripRunner (free), mine: JJupin (commercial), there are a lot others that can do that.

Tarun Sapra

so is it possible to put a condition for a particular workflow transition to be visible only for a specific issue type?

Amy Biasella

I highly suggest downloading JIRA Suite Utilities! It's free, and will allow you to do exactly what you want. I know since I have many examples of this requirement in my workflows.

After you install it (takes very little time, and no restart of JIRA required), do the following:

Go to your transition, and add a new condition. Select "Value Field".

Once in that screen, enter the following:

Field: 'Issue Type'
Condition: '='
Value: Exact name of your issue type
Comparison Type: 'String'

Tarun Sapra

HI Amy, it's not working, I have the exact name of the issue type, still it's not workin'

Jose Luis Casarrubias

Yes, it is possible

You need to install JSU Automation Suite for Jira Workflows plugin

add a condition to your workflow transition and select Value Field (JSU)

Then configure the condition as you need.

Field : Issue Type

Condition : =

Value : Issue type name

Comparison Type: String

Denise_Wuethrich_beecom_products

Hi, @Tarun Sapra Kindly issue a ticket on JSU's new Service Desk link here: https://beecom-products.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portals

Thank you!

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