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Description

The ‘Linked Status’ validator checks that linked issues have a particular status. This check will not pass, fail if not all of the linked issues (of a certain link type), have a the particular status.

For example in the Testing and Fixing Bugs use case, the tester can’t set a test issue to 'Ok' as long as if there are still open bugs for it.

Configuration

You must define the link type and the status.

Example configuration of the Linked Status validator where issues linked as bugs must have either the closed or resolved status.Image Modified
Note

Do not use this check validator in a transition that will be triggered by a Linked Transition. The check would will still get the old status of the issue initiating the Linked Transition.

The ‘Linked Status’ validator can’t be used in the ‘Create’ transition. This is mainly due to technical reasons where the ‘issue issue linking ' is not established and the validator can’t find the linked issues to validate it.

Optional error message

You can define a custom error message for JSU validators to provide a clear explanation of the situation to your users. If you leave this field empty, a default error message from Jira will be displayed on validation errors. This might be a bit too technical, making it difficult for your users to understand or resolve the error. 

Example

Bug BF-25 has not been fixed; it is still in

Status
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titlein progress
. When the user tries to select 'Ok' on the corresponding test, they receive the following message:

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We allow the user users to ignore all open bugs by selecting the Ignore open bugs checkbox.