So I'm trying to create an approval workflow on a subtask on a service desk (SERVER). When the user clicks GET APPROVAL transition on the subtask, I successfully retrieve the manager from LDAP and insert him into APPROVERS. I've configured and enabled the "Customer Notification" for approval to email to APPROVERS. But no email shows up.
I have read that "Customer Request Type" must be set to use that Customer Notification. But I can't seem to set "Request Type" in this subtask. Any suggestions?
Based on the below documentation and my experience I don't believe it is currently possible :
Subtasks seem to be backend only and have no customer interaction available.
There is this feature request that you can vote for and watch:
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSDSERVER-1422
I hope that helps!
Ok, thanks. I'll just make a post function that sends an email and directs them to a ticket, I guess.
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I havent tested this, but I imagine you will run into issues if your approver isnt a "Service Desk Team" member on your project.
Without a "request type" there wont be a portal view available to them if they are just a customer, so they may not be able to view the subtask.
Just a heads-up
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Grrr. I bet you are right! So there is no way for someone to approve an action from a sub-task? I guess I can get the approval before the subtask is created, then create the subtask...blech.
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Correct, I do not believe so.
It may require some in your workflow to move the approvals before sub-task creation but I would wager thats the cleaner route.
Also, IDK how you are generating you sub-tasks now but the Project Automation Atlassian added recently to Software and Servicedesk makes generating your subtasks automatically fairly straightforward without any addons, or post functios.
Refrence:https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/guides/expand-jira/automation
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