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Use additional post-functions to perform such tasks as copying a value from a custom field, cloning, assigning tickets based on a certain condition, and more:
- AMU - Using post-functions
- AMU - Using post-functions
- AMU - Using post-functions
- AMU - Using post-functions
Workflow Functions
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Issue Clone Post Function |
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Assign to Workflow Step Actor Post Function |
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| Assigns a ticket to the user that performed a previous workflow step. See example below. |
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Assign From Field |
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Assigns a ticket to the user from the custom field. The custom field can be user, project (to assign to project lead) or text. Configuration: You |
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need to specify the custom field from which user should be taken. |
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Set Original Estimation |
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Copies the value from a custom field to the original estimation. Configuration |
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Example - Assigning a ticket to the user who performed the previous workflow step
In our example, the ticket was originally assigned to the Tester 2 user. Then the assignee was changed to admin. We are going to add a post-function that will assign a ticket back to Tester 2 on a ticket transition.
- Go to Jira Administration > Issues > Workflows.
- Click Edit for a project where you want to add post-function.
- Select Diagram view.
- Select the transition where you want to add a post-function, the configuration panel appears.
- Select the Post Functions tab and click Add post function.
- Select the Assign to Workflow Step Actor Post-Function option and click Add.
- In the post-function parameters, select the destination status for a ticket and click Add.
- To save changes, click Publish Draft.
- In the dialog that appears, select whether you'd like to backup project copy and then click Publish.
- That's it.
Now, while making a transition the ticket will be assigned from admin to Tester 2.