How can I setup a transition so that it is only visible if a field in the issue contains a specific value?
Here is the use case:
I am scrubbing bugs for my team. When I assign the bug to a developer, I will check a box that indicates the fix will need review by an authorized code reviewer. The check box value would be Yes and its value would go into the Needs Review field.
Then, later in the workflow, once the developer has fixed the bug, they will click the Fixed transition button. Then, much like the example presented in the documentation regarding the Previous Status Condition, I want to transition to either an In Review state or an In Testing state.
I would have two transitions for this, each having a name of Fixed, but having a condition that shows the transition if the Needs Review field is set to Yes or not.
Thanks.
-Corey
Hi,
This issue needs a better look at the actual workflow. Please raise a support ticket at https://support.atlassian.com
Hi All
I'm not sure if these are available for the other JIRA versions, JIRA Server has these options that may help.
There is a condition that does Field Value checks:
Another option is to use the validator for Regular Expression which allows for you to search for values, e.g: If I want to look for a value of Blue in a field, I can specify which field it must search and use the RegEx: (?i)(Blue).*
This will check if that field has that value:
I hope this helps
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Can be done with the FREE Workflow Enhancer Plugin -> Universal Condition
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Perfect! Exactly what I needed... and it´s a free plugin - so it is the best for our non-profit-organization... thanks a lot!
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Jira Suite Utilites have a condition to check a value field, and it seems to be preinstalled in OnDemand instances ...
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My mistake,
Jira Misc Workflow extensions provides the capability to check a field value, but is implemented as Validator, not as Condition .. so, you can't hide the transition depending on the field value. But you can create two separate transitions and Validate them with this plugin ...
sorry.
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Lars:
The marketplace page of this plugin, states that it's free and is pre-installed in onDemand instances, can you check if you have it installed?
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.innovalog.jmwe.jira-misc-workflow-extensions
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hm, seems to be installed. but where is the field value condition?
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tried to delete; doesn't work :(
added a comment to Jason Brisons answer instead.
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No need to contact Atlassian. You're looking for the JIRA Misc Workflow Extensions Plugin. This will add a field value = ?? condition option for your workflows that you can use. If it's not met, the transition will not show :)
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Stop suggesting costly plugins
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@Bernd Lauert agree. Nothing is more frustrating than looking for an answer and someone flogging their home-made plugin they're trying to sell.
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