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Tips
- Bob Swift
- Pooja Gopalnaidu
- Deborah Scott
- Jeff Pierce
References
Configuring Workflow - basics on how to configure a workflow so you can take advantage of the features of this add-on
Advanced Workflow Configuration - know the difference between conditions, validators, and post functions
User experiences and tips
@David Greenfield (Deactivated):Â when issues are not being created
Test your workflow!
Workflows can be complicated . Define a reasonable test scenario for your workflow on a test project or test system. Often, it is the only way to find errors before putting your workflow in production. Consider formalizing your workflow testing with GINT - Groovy Integration Test Framework. In the future, a simple GINT workflow test example will be provided .
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Errors
Post functions are run after the transition has already occurred - there is no turning back. If your post function has configuration errors, the Jira server log is the only place those will be reported. When testing and debugging your workflow configuration, make sure you have access to the log and ensure your changes have not introduced unnoticed errors. If necessary, follow How to get problem determination information.
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Using JQL
The JQL support provides some powerful conditioning and substitution support. Test your JQL in interactive Jira first. If you use substitution variables for the JQL, double quote values that may (on substitution) contain blanks.
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Post function ordering
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