Hi !
We'd like to benefit the "state changing pop-up window" (when all sub-tasks are transitioned to DONE) ;
but we also need a JIRA workflow for BUG issues, with 10 states, with specified transitions, ...
Is it possible to use a specific Jira workflow for BUGS + a simplified workflow for AGILE Issues for the same project ?
If yes, How could I configure "all this" ?
No, but yes.
You can't have a simplified workflow and a non-simplified one in use in the same project. If a project is using simplified workflows, that's it - it has one workflow and that's controlled by the board.
With a non-simplified workflow, you apply a workflow scheme that says something like "use workflow 1 for issue type A, use workflow 2 for issuetype B, and the other types all use C".
The "yes" comes in because you can take a simplified workflow and use that for A, B or C. It won't be simplified in the sense the users can change it, but a simplified workflow is still "just" a workflow.
OK I've got it : I achieved what I was looking for, using
- my specific workflow for BUG Issues
- same workflow but simplified for all other Issues
Thanks for your help !
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Thanks for these points, Nic,
I've tried that already (using a "simple" for Agile Issues and our own defined for Bug Issues)
but my particular wish was to benefit the "state changing pop-up window" (when all sub-tasks are transitioned to DONE) as described at the end of https://confluence.atlassian.com/agile/jira-agile-user-s-guide/working-with-issues/transitioning-an-issue
this seems to disappear as soon as I add a JIRA workflow (as well as my "simplified" workflow remains unchanged, but the board configuration displays "simplified workflow unavailable"...)
did I miss something ? is there a way to benefit from both "native JIRA" and "JIRA Agile" worflows ?
thanks again for your help,
regards,
Françoise.
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