Hi,
I'd like to create a trigger to auto transition from status "accepted" to "in progress" when a logwork has been filled out. Because, I've a lot of developpers who forget and leave the issue at "accepted". I wanted to user "trigger" function of the transition, but the button is unavailable.
I'm sure I'm not the only one to have this issue,
Regards.
Hi,
As far I read, trigger is only for external solution as Bitbucket, FishEye...
With Script Runner, I've just found the "Fast-track transition an issue" feature (Param > add-ons > Script Runner > Script Listeners > Fast-track). With it, I can:
Now it works pretty well
Here is a link to the Atlassian documentation regarding triggers: https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiracloud/configuring-workflow-triggers-776636696.html
If you have a self hosted instance you could also potentially do it by adding a post function.
Cheers!
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Hi Jerome,
Use "transition issue" post function to automatically transition issue from status "accepted" to "in progress" when log work been filled.
You need to write groovy expression to check log work value for particular issue.
Post function will then run only if expression returns true.
Hope that help you!
Thanks
Rahul
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Hi Jerome,
Why not try with a scripted post function if you are using Script Runner Plugin or use CLI? Triggers on transition is available only when you connect to Bitbucket/Stash/Fisheye/Crucible which is not your requirement.
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