Instead of OPEN status in default jira workflows, it has been modified to "Spec Open" Status.
I assume that someone created new workflow ( made a copy) and edited the status 'open' to "spec Open" and that changes reflected to all other Workflows with status 'Open'.
Now we have active workflow with status 'open' and inactive workflows with 'Spec open'( including JIRA default workflows). The 'Spec OPen' status can not be renamed to Open status, as we already have it. How to return JIRA default workflow to Default state? How to fix this mess with statuses :)
you can't delete a status as long as it's used. However if you replace all the spec open statuses in all the workflows then you can delete it from issues/statuses (there you can see all the associated issues with that status.
I hope this makes sense. Sorry, it's a bit of a manual labour thing.
Yes, I understand. But the problem is that the status has been changed in the default jira workflow, and I don't have option to replace ( edit) there?
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So if you delete the other "open" status, then you should be able to rename your default back to "open".
Status names are independent of workflows.
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What do you mean "managed internally by Jira"?
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This is how it looks under Issues/Statuses. Only one workflow is active ( the one with Open Status within).
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I'm afraid the only way (without unsupportable hacking) to get the default workflow back to using "open" is to rename the "spec open" status back to "open". This will affect all the workflows using that status.
If any workflow needs a "spec open" status, you should add a new status for it and modify the workflow to use it.
I would not worry about the workflows Jira shows as "inactive" though - no-one is using them!
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The problem is that I m blocked to rename "Spec open" to Open again as I have already that name for Status by JIRA default. And I m not able to delete "spec status" as Default Jira workflow took it and i can not edit it :/
Yes, It seems that I ll have to leave it as it is, and just make other workflows and activate them.
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