Hello I use the Jira Version:
Atlassian JIRA v6.0.5
I have found out that there are several other jira status that i could use in my issues (such as Waiting for Deployment, Waiting for Testing) But unfortunately i do not know when and how i can activate this functionality. Is there any documentation saying (clearly) what the process of each individual Jira Type is. I remember seeing that there is a different pocess for each Jira type. Can anyone describe the possiblities (a process model e.g. epk/UML-Diagramm), because i want to use this feature.
Thanks
M. Amjad-Tousi
okay we do not hat "wibbelin" or "humbugh" as a project name, tough it woult be funny :)
i have clarified this now. I found out that in fact we have specified what workflow scheme (process of issue) is used for a specific jira type. And that is individually defined and ist not static (what is better obviously). That means that we do have a seperate workflow for the jiras that have the type bug or change request, that allows to set the status "Waiting for deployment" or "Waiting for Testing". I thought it is generally defined or i can set them. The administrator can do that.
Thanks for the support!
Status is not enabled if it is not included in the workflow. you can specific issue type(s) by using a workflow scheme, to config workflow scheme, please refer to https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Configuring+Workflow
If you have any problem, please let me know.
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Just to clarify Harry's answer - you can use whatever status you want to. There's no way we can describe the possibilities or give you a diagram because you can do what you want. You can have status called "penguin", "Rangdo", "wibbled" if you want (I'd recommend sticking to short meaningful words or phrases though)
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