Hi, I would like to ask if you know how to manage if we need to have a buttons for moving through transitions and to look good, but we also have 2 statuses which have to be allowed everywhere and also we have got always possibility to go one step back - in case of failures.
I have found out, that you can make buttons, but in any property you have to sort it according to value, which is actually not making sense for us, as we need these step back, just in case.
Do you guys have any suggestion, how to approach this?
Also is there a way how to create some nice graphic for the buttons?
Thanks
Hi @Jan Šimek
I assume you're using a Company-managed Project, where these types of transitions are possible?
Then to clarify...
Is this correct?
I'm not sure what you mean by the buttons though in Cloud - can you clarify? A screenshot would be ideal here!
In general terms, I'd consider if this is too much complexity first.
If some Statuses can be transitioned to from anywhere, and you need reversals, why not just let all Statuses transition to all others? Is there a specific reason not to do this?
Ste
HI,
thanks for reaching out to me. So what we have got is closed transitions and on every transition is a reverse one - in case of failures. There are also at least 2 statuses, which would result in request DONE from anywhere. The thing is, that if you need to move from one status to another - or lets say go back - it looks awfull, so that is why I would like to create these buttons, so that it would be visually appealing and it would not set a possibility for a failure. But I do not know how to make them, so ... yeah. What I ment by Cloud is, that we are in JIRA CLOUD and since there are differences between cloud and server JIRA I am not even sure if Cloud supports these buttons or if you can graphically change them to your needs or if they are just basically static...
In attachment there you can see our workflow and the mess when you try to change the status.
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Hi @Jan Šimek
Natively, you can't modify the way transitions are displayed in Jira Cloud - they show in the list provided in your screenshot.
Your Workflow does look quite complex though. I'd consider if...
Simplifying your Workflow would make the list smaller, and thus make it less messy - but should also make your system simpler to use :)
Ste
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Hi,
thanks for all these answers :-) I know it is a bit messy as we are still adding new things as our needs demand. So:
- On Hold: - Not sure what you mean by flags? This status is there just only because of one person, which needed to have extra status for special cases.
- Resolutions: Not sure about the difference between resolution and DONE status? I though, that when issues are in DONE status, they are always resolved?
- Remove direct Lost/Declined transitions: Good point there. Thanks
- Join D/M: So you are suggesting to create a fields which will determine whose request goes to testing and then by filters separating them?
- Test Success/Failure: Test Failure and Success is a DONE status, which basically says, that the request ends there, but in case of Success creates a new one, which have to go all the workflow again. The reason they are separated like this is because we want to monitor which one have been successfull and which not.
- Information Delivered is there basically just only because sales guys wants to separate either cases by their name and also because they have to confirm, that they have started their cooperation with partner.
So if I summarize it buttons are not possible to set in JIRA Cloud?
Thanks for help
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