HI,
Looking for automation rule, when Pull request is open, issue cannot be moved to done. Instead if tried to move, system should not allow to Done status unless PR is merged.
Thank you
Hi @Jyothi and welcome to the community!
I wonder if there's a way to do it via Conditions set on the workflow, as that would block users from moving it all together if there's an active Pull Request.
However, I did find a way you could at least build an automation with it, so that it goes back to a status if it's moved with a PR open.
See this thread: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-questions/Re-Re-How-can-I-prevent-an-issue-from-transitioning-if/qaq-p/2254476/comment-id/565498#M565498
But in short, you can use the JQL development[pullrequests].open != 0 to look for pull requests that are open.
Best, Tobias
Thank you @Tobias H ,
I am trying to use that, but when I test it , I am able to move the status to Done when PR is open. Not sure where I was doing wrong. Is there any way where I can disable the Done button when developer tries to move to Done from In-Progress when Pull request is Open ?
Thank you.
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Automations can't block transitions, they can only be used to trigger an additional transition back to the desired status.
So if you set up:
When Issue transition to Done
IF JQL development[pullrequests].open != 0
Then Transition issue to <Status of choice>
In order to actively stop the transition from happening, you will have to use conditions in the transition states of the Workflow: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/configure-advanced-issue-workflows/
However, I am not sure how you could map it to check for open Pull Requests through this method, but perhaps someone more versed in that will jump in and offer a solution
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Hi, Its working . As in, I am able to mark to Done from In-Progress. But after few mintutes when i refresh the page, its shown as In-progress. So transition is working but developer things he has closed :( . Need a way to let the develoepr know that the issue is made to In-progress. Is there any way to do it.Thank you.
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Hi @Jyothi
Try using a workflow condition to prevent an issue from being moved to "Done" if there is an open pull request.
Jira Settings > Issues > Workflows, locate the workflow for your project and enter edit mode. Find the transition that leads to the "Done" status, then click on the transition arrow to configure it. Under Conditions, add a Condition on Linked Development (available if your Jira instance is integrated with development tools). Set this condition to allow the transition to "Done" only if there are no open pull requests.
I hope it helps
Dd
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Thanks @Doreen Undiri but i could not edit the work flow as its been used by many projects and not just for my project.:(
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What type of permission do you have?
If you’re a Jira Administrator, you can create a new workflow that includes the conditions or validators you need. Copy the existing shared workflow and make the necessary modifications in the copy. Once you have your customized workflow, create a new workflow scheme that includes it, and then assign this scheme exclusively to your project. This way, you’ll have the restriction applied just to your project without affecting other projects using the original shared workflow.
If you’re a Project Administrator you have limited options , you can use project-specific automation rules as a workaround. set an automation rule that triggers when an issue is moved to “Done.” The rule can check if there’s an open pull request, and if one exists, it can automatically revert the issue to the previous status and notify the user. While this won’t block the transition directly, it accomplishes a similar effect by undoing it when conditions aren’t met.
if this doesn’t fully meet your needs, you can request that a Jira Administrator create a custom workflow for your project with the necessary restriction in place.
Dd
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