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Some specific issues are not showing the "View Worfklow" in the issue transition drop down. I verified the permissions to View Workflow are correct. Please advise.
Hi @Melanie Rogers it looks like you have a condition on the Transition that is currently blocking the transition. This would indeed show the above.
I think Melanie is talking about the option to see the workflow diagram, which should be beneath all the transitions in the menu (it's not a transition)
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There are restrictions. So just to understand, if you don't have permissions on the transition, View Workflow is also blocked? I thought View Workflow would be listed as global, i.e. on all issues no matter status.
I also updated the jira-config.properties to 0 and restarted JIRA hoping to clear up the issue.
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I'm just answering with what has been my experience. If a condition is applied to a workflow transition and that condition is not met, then the show workflow gets hidden and the permissions dialog shows.
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Meet the condition and it will show the next transition and show workflow.
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That seems to restrict users who may need to understand the subsequent process steps.
If that is the correct answer then I'll pass it along to our leadership.
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