How to have separate status workflow for different Issue types & both issue types status to be connected together as flow:
Issue Types (EPIC & Story) should have separate status workflow. Some of the status in both issue types to be connected.
Example:
EPIC (Status Workflow): Created --> Functional review --> To Be Developed --> In Development --> To Be Tested --> Successfully Tested
User Story (Status Workflow): Created --> To Be Developed --> In Development --> To Be Reviewed --> Development Completed
Hello @Surresh Rao ,
Create your two separate workflows. Then, create a workflow scheme and assign each workflow to the appropriate issue type. Finally, assign the workflow scheme to your project.
can both workflows be linked back & forth as per status flow between EPIC & Story?
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Below is the flow between epic <--> Story i am trying to achieve.
Couple of automated actions (When all Story's moved to Development completed EPIC status should auto update to To be Tested) also i am looking for apart from different flows for different issue types, flow link between both issue types.
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Depending on what you want to achieve, you could use plugins such as Scriptrunner (script oriented, groovy language), Automation , JSU or JMWE (UI based configuration).
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Thank you Antonie for your quick response.
When i am opening up any issue type & change status workflow (Ex: EPIC) it is reflecting in all other issue types (Story, Bug, Task).
Does that man i don't have sufficient access to create separate workflows for each issue type & link them in workflow scheme for required project flow? I have Project Admin access & created new project under Enterprise version.
Please refer to screen shot:
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If you only have Project admin rights, you will not be able to create a new workflow, only to edit the one in your project to a small extent.
In that case, you should ask your jira admin to create the workflows and link them to the relevant issue types.
Also, he might already have some plug-ins installed to create the automations.
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