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Power Scripts™ for Jira (server) Level: BASIC |
Problem
An issue should not be able to close if any of the child or linked issues is not closed.
Solution
One will need to add a SIL SIL™ condition on the close transition which will verify the statuses of all dependencies (child and linked issues). If any of the dependencies is not already closed the condition will return false.
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For the sake of this exercise we will consider that all subtasks need to be closed in order to let an issue to be closed.
Add a new condition
Log in as an administrator and navigate to Administration-> Workflows and edit "Close Issue" transition on your JIRA Jira workflow.
Press "Add a new condition" link.
Select (k) SIL SIL™ Condition and then press Add.
Writing the
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SIL™ code
The page Add Parameters To Condition apprearsappears. In the SIL SIL™ code edit area insert the following code:
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The page should look like this:
It is recommended to give the program a easy identifiable name in the Name field, press CHECK to verify the code and then Add to save the condition.
After saving the conditions of "Create Issue" should look like following:
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All you have to do now is to publish your workflow. See more at Activating Workflow section on Atlassian Documentation. |
See also
- Disabling inline edits in Jira
- Forbidding users to create some issue types
- Hide fields from users not in a project role
- Limit Number of Characters in Text Field
- Lock an issue - a better variant (Live Fields)
- Locking Issues
- Making an issue read-only
- Require User to Log Work Before Transitioning Issue
- Restrict issue type availability by user
- Restrict workflow based on status of dependencies
- Validator for component lead